So, I had a really important meeting today that I needed to be up for at 5 AM. I set multiple alarms on two different iPhones (both fully charged) and went to bed around 10 PM. However, I woke up at 6 AM to find that both phones had mysteriously turned off. My girlfriend, who I've been with for four months, suggested that they must have turned off during the night and made up some drama. I'm wondering if it's actually possible for two iPhones to turn off without any physical button press, considering they're on different operating systems, or if it's more likely that someone turned them off intentionally.
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Honestly, it sounds like sabotage. I mean, two phones randomly powering off at once? That's a stretch, even for coincidences! You might want to keep an eye on things going forward.
Sure, weird stuff can happen, like phones rebooting during updates or if they have battery issues. But two turning off simultaneously? Seems fishy to me, especially given the time frame with your important meeting.
It's pretty unlikely that both phones just turned off by themselves, especially if the batteries were still charged. Did you manage to turn them back on? If they did turn off, your girlfriend might have something to do with it. Sounds kinda shady to me.
I’ve never had problems like that with my phones. Unless it's a fluke, it really seems like someone tampered with them. You should consider distancing from that situation if it’s causing you stress.
I had a similar thing happen once, and it turned out I accidentally turned the phone off in my sleep! Just a thought.
Right? But in this case, it feels suspicious, like something might be up!
This whole scenario feels off to me. If your gut says something funny's going on, maybe you should listen. Trust your instincts—it's better to be safe than sorry in situations like these!
Yeah, if she’s messing with your phones, definitely rethink that relationship!