I know the first thing that you can do to fix your phone is to take it to a repair shop. However, I have been having the same problem for the past 3 weeks. The phone seems to get really hot on the charger. I have to plug it in the charger, and then turn it on again. The phone keeps trying to turn on and off, but keeps turning it off. Is it a hardware issue? I am not sure.
It’s a software issue, but it’s very easy to fix as long as you know what to do. First, plug the phone into the wall while it’s plugged in. The charger should be on the wall. Now, turn off your phone and plug it back into the charger.
It’s a software issue. There are two commands that your phone will give you to turn the phone on again: “power on” and “power off.” They work together to turn your phone back on. The problem is that the phone doesn’t stop at “power off”. It keeps looking for someone to turn it on, and once it finds someone, it will keep asking them to turn it on.
A lot of people report their Samsung Note 4’s battery draining very quickly and shutting off (or even going into standby mode). I can’t figure out what is causing this, but I’m thinking battery management. One possible cause would be the Samsung Note 4’s “On-screen battery” option. If you have that option turned on, your phone will sometimes be “on” for a bit longer than normal. It’s unclear if this option is causing this as well.
What is the point of all of this? I agree with the other posters that the time loop is a good thing; it also helps us to understand the reasons for why we don’t use our phones as much as we should.
I agree with this so much. With batteries gone, it is easier to just use our phones for what they are intended to be used for. But also, I think we need to remember that we also need to use our phones for what they are actually capable of doing. And the way we do this is by giving them a little bit more of their power and a little bit less of something else that they’re not yet capable of accomplishing.
The reason we dont use our phones so much is that we dont need them that much. Thats not to say we dont need them, but that we dont need them to do what we need them to do.
The point is that we need to think about our current role, what we’re good at, what we’re not so good at, and what we do want to do on a daily basis. As long as we are capable of accomplishing that, we should get along fine.
The point of my previous post is that we shouldnt stop being able to do what we were capable of before we started feeling overwhelmed by the number of things that we do. That will lead us to want to do better, which will lead to change. That will lead to our phone not being able to turn off when we need it to. It’s a cycle.
