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by lxgr
973 days ago
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> Not really. The phone only appears "off" but is in-fact in a low power mode providing beacons. It won't work if the battery were removed. Sure, how else would it work? But people usually don’t disassemble their phone before losing it on a train/in a taxi etc. > modern iPhones use tower-assisted GNSS Yes, but GP says they didn’t have cell coverage where they lost it, so that wouldn’t help. |
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