The device powers off at an 80% charge, but information regarding its automatic restart is sparse. This absence of clarity suggests that the factors leading to it turning on again could vary based on battery health, usage habits, and other circumstances.
Starting with the iPhone 14 Series, the automatic restart feature has been removed. However, users can still achieve similar functionality by utilizing Automation within the Shortcuts app or by adding Low Power Mode to their Control Center for quick access.
To set up an automation for Low Power Mode, follow these steps:
First, open the Shortcuts app on your device. Once inside, navigate to the bottom of the screen and tap on “Automation.”
Next, select “Create Personal Automation.” In the list of options, choose “Battery Level” and set the threshold to “is 20%” or lower.
This configuration will ensure that the automation triggers when the battery drops to the specified level. After establishing the condition, tap “Add Action” and search for “Set Low Power Mode.”
Once you find it, select it to include it in your automation. This setup will help ensure that your device enters Low Power Mode automatically when the battery level reaches a critical low, helping to extend usage time until it can be charged again.
By customizing these settings, users can manage their battery life more effectively.
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