This mode has both many advantages and disadvantages.
Airplane mode on your phone turns off mobile communications and other signals. The most common use of this feature is in aircraft, where smartphones interfere with navigation systems and sensors by connecting to cell towers. In addition, the offline mode on your phone helps you charge your phone faster by stopping other processes that can slow down your battery.
Portal itechua offers a compilation of the pros and cons of using this feature. It is especially noted that, if necessary, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth can be turned on manually without leaving flight mode.
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This mode has many advantages, so it is used not only in the air, but also on the ground:
when you put the device on charge, it charges much faster; to save battery power – when this mode is enabled, the device does not check the status of all networks and does not consume the battery; at important meetings, so that a call or message is not distracted at the most inopportune moment; if it interferes annoying ads while using offline applications or games; at night – so that messages from many groups or channels that you are subscribed to do not disturb during sleep, while the alarm clock will work normally.
But there are also disadvantages, for example – you can miss an important message or a call if you forgot to turn off the flight mode. Also, you can not use mobile Internet and distribute it. And if there are no music tracks downloaded on your phone, then you will not listen to music either – the radio does not work in flight mode either.
Earlier, we talked about why you need to charge your smartphone from a wall outlet, and not via a USB port. And also about whether you need to charge your phone to 100%, whether it is really necessary to interrupt charging and how to save the battery.
