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Anon1337

Mage
Oct 1, 2018
557
my iPhone keeps turning off when I try and take pictures outside. It says low battery even if though it was originally on 30%...
 
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The Blackangel

The Blackangel

Resident Sociopath
Nov 3, 2018
249
It could be the temperature. Cold will zap your phone quickly, the same as severe heat.
 
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The Blackangel

The Blackangel

Resident Sociopath
Nov 3, 2018
249
You don't. Go back in your house, let it either cool down or warm up depending on what season it is. Then go back outside for a few minutes to take more pics.
 
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Anon1337

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Oct 1, 2018
557
You don't. Go back in your house, let it either cool down or warm up depending on what season it is. Then go back outside for a few minutes to take more pics.
But it's 10 Celsius... (50F). That's not 'cold'.
 
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Jen Erik

Jen Erik

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Oct 12, 2018
637
Is it an older iPhone? Because if it is, maybe the battery needs to be replaced. It's dumb though because only Apple or Apple authorized service center can tell you if the battery needs to replaced for sure.
 
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Anon1337

Mage
Oct 1, 2018
557
Is it an older iPhone? Because if it is, maybe the battery needs to be replaced. It's dumb though because only Apple or Apple authorized service center can tell you if the battery needs to replaced for sure.
6s
 
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Jen Erik

Jen Erik

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Oct 12, 2018
637
I wasn't clear - I meant how long have you had the phone, how long has it been in use? If the phone, no matter the model, has been in use for 2 or more years, I'd say there's a good chance the battery is causing the problem you describe.
 
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Anon1337

Mage
Oct 1, 2018
557
I wasn't clear - I meant how long have you had the phone, how long has it been in use? If the phone, no matter the model, has been in use for 2 or more years, I'd say there's a good chance the battery is causing the problem you describe.
Less than a year.
 
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worldexploder

worldexploder

Visionary
Sep 19, 2018
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Because it's just as depressed and withdrawn as we are.
 
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Made4TV

Made4TV

A hopeless hope junkie
Sep 17, 2018
575
Because it's just as depressed and withdrawn as we are.
Thank god. I forgot I was on a suicide forum for a minute there. Lol. I was like...what is this? Where am I?
 
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