Why Your iPhone Has Airplane Mode
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2022
- Airplane Mode is something you may’ve spotted in the iPhone's Control Center, but what exactly is it? And when should it be used? Well, Airplane Mode addresses a problem caused by the growing popularity of modern electronics. The feature isn’t limited to iPhone. It’s also found on Android phones, tablets, smartwatches, eReaders, and even notebooks.
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Bro’s running out of ideas 💀
Lol
Hahahahaha
True
Nah is he? He's the one making money from us watching this 😂
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Today's modern airplanes are no longer dangerous, because the technology has been improved. A pilot once told me that he even forgot to turn off his cell phone in the cockpit and didn't notice anything. It's more a relic of the past. Nice video!
That the pilot did forget to turn on Airplane Mode and it didn't disturb the pilot(s), (with their radio signals etc...), *could* just be a fluke!
Want you to know that it *could* have been a fluke (or the pilots *could* have been lucky, also).
Its to save your battery, nothing else, cause your phone will keep searching for range it's long.
it actually is! Newest Boeing planes like Boeing 787 have problem with 5Gmm wave signal. It also interrupts functioning of ILS and radio altimeter so in US where this problem accured cell towers near airports were turned off and banned to use. Now FAA investigates the problem. Here's link to the video where some one explained it very well: ua-cam.com/video/S9zL4CUgScM/v-deo.html&ab_channel=CobyExplanes
i never turn my phone off, matter of fact i use both my iphone and ipad while flying and it never interferes with my headset, or any instruments
I thought the reason for the ban was that radio devices (cell phones included) can be used to set off bombs…
Can you do a video on why we don’t have helicopter mode yet? Thought we’d have it by now.
yeah like i hate when i go to forests without my phone since there is no helicopter mode
Gotta do Space mode first yet, buddy.
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT LOLL
@@wobuzhidaoification literally
@@nicktoyyYT No point looking down when you can look up, hey
Next, why your iPhone has cellular data 😂
man I wish the answer was in the title of this mysterious feature
glad you're here to tell us
ikr
All of his videos at this point smh
next on apple explained: why iPhones have volume keys
Next video: Why Your iPhone Has A Battery
“All Apple devices have a battery, but why is this the case? This is Greg with Apple Explained-“
@@felixkjaelberg6015 LMAOOO
honestly I’d watch anything he explains about apple because he’s pretty good at it ngl
Yeah, his voice sounds good and he explains everything clearly.
Yeah not gonna lie, I like getting stupid and just listening like I don’t know this. It just feels alright to be explained by him what something is, and honestly giving more background and history.
I use it to send my phone flying straight across Pacific Ocean. 10/10 feature
This has to be the most self explanatory feature ever
bro can anyone please tell me what "mobile internet" does on my phone 🥺
Ehh not really. You know where you use it but not exactly why
@@Neucher Mobile Internet refers to Internet access and mainly usage of Internet using a cellular telephone service provider or mobile wireless network. It is wireless Internet access and usage that can easily change to next wireless Internet (radio) tower while mobile user with his/her device is moving across the service area.
@@o_s-24 sorry, there is too many letters here, could you make a video for us?
@@chidorirasenganz It’s self explanatory….it fucking turns off the celluar/wifi signals to prevent interference, or to save battery.
Airplane Mode can also save battery so the phone doesn't constantly have to find a cell connection during flight
not true
Charging speeds barely increase like so little that you won’t notice
Yes this is true. Airplane mode will save battery on a flight. Otherwise the phone is using power trying to search for cell towers.
This is the real reason to use it, since a third of people forget so it can't be a real issue anymore. If you've ever been camping with little to no service, you'll notice your phone dies MUCH faster.
@@RyanDuVal it’s also to connect to in-flight Wi-Fi.
now we just need "why your iPhone has a screen"
Also, airplane mode helps with keeping your phones battery from draining too quickly, even when idle
@@NihalSaokar2006 When on data, they use more power, but On Wifi... Less so.
The main issue is that the device will ramp up signal power to connect to a cell tower. If multiple devices were to boost their signal at once, it leads to interference on the pilot's radio. This isn't dangerous as long as the interference isn't too strong. Yet, if every passenger were to forget airplane mode, it could cause some trouble for communications
Yes so that’s why I literally tell everybody to turn it on.
Actually airplane mode enforces a Federal Communications Commission rule for airplane mode to prevent interference to cellular towers. Your cell phone can jam up many cellular sites on the ground at one time. With nearly no obstructions the signal is free to travel many times farther than if at ground level. If you do a search for this you will find many articles.
You forgot to mention that airplane mode will save your battery, if it cannot connect to a cell site it will keep searching for a signal.
In case you are wondering, Welcome to that era of internet where airplane mode needs an explanation.
You think you can hijack a plane by not turning off airplane mode?
@@linkvos8151 you yourself would also die
Phones actually don’t use the same wave length as older phones anymore. It exists so that your phone doesn’t waste battery trying to find a cell tower.
It still causes problems so just turn airplane mode on
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You can do better Greg. There are a lot of burning questions still unanswered and they need you.
1. Why is Apple Fitness still unavailable in countries like India, although its been over an year since the announcement?
2. The real reason behind Apple switching its form factor since iPhone 12
3. Most underrated hardware features in iPhone (speaker system, buttons, back tap)
4. Why iPhones have camera placed on one corner instead of top middle or horizontally laid out?
5. Thinnest and thickest iPhones over time
Exactly
There are many topics he could talk about and they need his attention
I’ll save you some time waiting lol
1: a lot of legal hoops apple has to jump through in order to make the service available, blame India not apple lol
2: iPhones became rectangular to allow more space to accommodate more internal upgrades, such as the bigger cameras, batteries and 5G antenna, and a thicker frame provides more rigidity
3: I wouldn’t call the sound system underrated lol they’re speakers are some of the best in the game, and as for the back tap it’s not a well known feature nor do people really use it, personally I turned it off because just setting your phone on a table can trigger the back taps
4: it’s one of those design choices that only apple would make, their cameras have always been in the middle, there also really isn’t any benefit to having a camera in the middle or the sides of the display so again, they did it to make their phone stand out
5: thinnest phone would probably be the iPhone 6-8 and thickest would be between the OG iPhone and the newer rectangular ones lol
Love these short, cool, informative videos. Keep it up, brother!
I use airplane mode to reset my 5G connection anytime it messes up at my workplace where the signal strength is bad
I do that too xD
Ever since i found this channe ive been binging all your videos, Cant wait to watch as many as possible!
If Airplane Mode still causes problems, one of the pilot(s) can say on the radios, something like;
"Before this plane takes off, we want to ensure that you turn Airplane Mode On. Have a great flight!".
Or;
"Before this plane takes off, we want to ensure that you turn Airplane Mode On. If you don't turn on Airplane Mode, it can cause problems for us pilots, with our radio signals and so on. Otherwise have a great flight!".
Is this the result of what happens when you’ve covered all your real topics
Yes.
Wow. I thought it was a standard feature. Thanks for this insight.
Me: I already know
Also me: but the video is just 2 minutes, let’s hear it
Thanks. That was really informative. Can we have a video next on why mobile phones are powered by batteries and not mains?
Great video! 🙏
Thanks a lot for the info!
Soon he's gonna make a video about why your iPhone has WIFI💀
Great vid, but who still doesn’t know what airplane mode is?
Wow, this is a very useful information. A lot of people do not know the explanation behind this.
Idea : why your iPhone has a flashlight
Can you make a video why you see and can move the mouse on the screen while you’re installing an update on your mac?
1:10 Satellite signals *are* radio signals. And Wi-Fi isn't used to communicate with satellites. Inflight Wi-Fi might get its Internet connection from a satellite, but that makes no difference to the connection between your phone and the plane's Wi-Fi.
And here I was thinking Airplane mode turned my phone into an Airplane...
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Can you make a video about why iPads don’t have a health app.
Because the iPhone has a health app
@@klatchabobby yeah but what about people who ARENT OLD ENOUGH TO GET A PHONE BUT HAVE AN IPAD AND WANT TO SEE HEALTH STATISTICS I NEVER USED THE APP IDK
what about bluetooth earbuds like AirPods, do those pose any danger to the flight?
Could you make a video on why the iPhone 14 Pro can only take 48 MP photos in ProRAW. I’d really like to know.
Thanks for sharing this info. Please make a video on why we need to charge iPhones.
Apple employees closing a store Apple explained: why Apple stores close for the night.
Bro Tryna Stay Relevent With Giving Funny Tips
Another great video Greg 👍 Pretty self explanatory but kudos on perseverance. I use Airplane mode when on flights but also to see if I can get a stronger data connection in the area that I'm in.
Also, helpful to restart cellular service without restarting the entire phone.
In modern days you actually need for an other reason mostly.
If your phone can't get signal they start to spread stronger and stronger signals until can connect to a tower. The problem with this is draining your phone battery (some people don't experience this) and your signal would suppress other signals at that tower which can cause issues
In my country, it’s mandatory to turn off the phone during a flight. Not only airplane mode
And your country is?
@@DavidCowie2022 Probably Canada. I heard Justin Trudeau is a little tyrant.
@@DavidCowie2022 His country is "notinmyplaneistan" XD
“Why your iPhone has airplane mode”
Me: Because planes
When you have lot of free time but don't have content 😂
It is the best feature ever created to prevent my boss from calling me during my day off😂
This answer is part correct. Yeah, it used to be 20 or so years ago that RF interference was a concern with electronics. However, given that cell phones and aircraft radio now have their own standardized bands, and given that modern aviation electronics resist interference, the reasoning for Airplane or Flight mode has changed from "let's stop interference with the control systems" to "let's stop interference with other passengers", namely to keep the cabin quiet. In fact, the rules have changed a bit so that only phone calls are not allowed, and some flights even let you use mobile data at 35000 ft. Today it is not much about RF as it is about the audible noise.
It’s still blocking the radio a bit so if one does it it isn’t a problem but if 200 persons are doing it the communication is not really clear
@@nashorn9745 The reality is that there is no definitive evidence that has linked use of mobile phones to a plane crash. A lot of the technologies have improved as well, from transmitting digital radio signals instead of analog to having these signals with error correction built in. Each of these add resiliency to computers, including those onboard aircraft. Radio noise is not the only thing computers have to deal with, we also have to handle cosmic rays and the environment. With each possible source of interference, a solution that adds resilience has been or will be found.
@@Awesome_Aasim it is just still a problem if 200 person are using it at one time
@@nashorn9745 Then explain why flights in Europe allow the use of mobile data, but not phone calls. Mobile data uses the same frequency bands as phone calls, but not the same frequency bands as plane radio. The equipment of the 1990s was not resilient in the face of noise. Now modern aviation electronics (and, to a broader degree, almost all consumer electronics) are able to detect and properly function around interference. The reality is that there have been no plane crashes directly linked to cellular use or consumer electronics. There are dedicated signalling bands that are used by cellular (406-512 MHz) and other mobile devices and there are dedicated signalling bands used in aviation (108-136 MHz), and never do the two mix. Feel free to check that I got those frequencies right, I am not sure.
@@Awesome_AasimThey don't not in my country wifi yes but mobile data no
Please do: why you’re able to remove the phone app from the iPhone.
I’m using airplane mode instead of turning the device off or resetting the data signal.
I'm as far sway from the Apple ecosystem as possible but this guy's videos are awesome.
Can you make video explaining what happened to the newstand app or passbook
It’s so that you can refresh your reception since the new update tends to kill your internet ever so often 😊
Thank you for clarifying, every time I turned my Iphone into airplane mode and threw it, the screen would just crack and it wouldn't actually fly. Now I realize that it's just a useless feature that doesn't actually work, maybe they will fix this for the iphone 15 😊🙏
Can you do a video about the true tone display option and why apple has it and what it does
Could you do why iPads don’t have the Lock Screen update on iOS 16?
Beginner embedded developer here. Started watching this vid and instantly thought that Airplane Mode is definitely something I'd like to add to my pet project of smart watches with Wi-Fi connectivity. Stopped the vid and spent 2 hours implementing this functionality. After it was done, decided to continue watching only to find out that Wi-Fi doesn't need to be turned off on a plane.... Oh, well....
I once read an article that former U.S FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Chairman Ajit Pai left the regulations for Airplane mode as is not mainly due to technical reasons which modern tech has mostly solved but because a plane flight is still a legit reason to disconnect, not be reachable, and not to have a disturbance by other passengers simultaneously making phone calls.
The last time I heard the clicking noise from the phone was back when GPRS/2g was the prominent technology. Mobile phones are so not a problem that a decent set of pilot headphones will include bluetooth so you can recieve calls through your headset while flying. My radios died once, and I was able to phone the tower to let them know of my approach.
Hey can you please make a video on that why apple doesn’t release 4k videos on their UA-cam channels?
Thanks Greg
Next video: why do iphones exist?
you know it's an Apple user when they call laptops "notebooks"
Next video: why your iphone has Wi-Fi
yall we need a Mcdonald's wifi mode.
Next video: Why your iPhone has a speaker.
Can you make more of your 2020 Style videos
Greg may have been running out of ideas with this one. Still... This information could be useful for people. Also, WiFi doesn't use satellite signals. It still uses electromagnetic signals like radio and cellular networks, just a very specific, very short bandwidth. Everything wireless uses "radio signals" as those are just signals on the electromagnetic frequency spectrum.
Also airplane mode can be useful in alternative way. Sometimes i use airplane mode to reset my connection and get a higher signal by reconnecting to the nearest cell tower.
Ohhh F! Once i turned the Airplane Mode On and threw the phone in the air thinking it will fly 😂
I quite literally use airplane mode and Wi-Fi calling each and every single day I have for close to a decade it not only saves tremendous battery but sounds just as good if not better then cellular calls
You should do a video on what iPhone 15 will have
I wish there was a channel like this for Samsung, or another big android company specifically
Next video- why planes don't have an iPhone mode.
Airplane mode today is something that goes beyond being able to take your phone with you on flights. It's a one-tap surefire way to disable all communication from the outside world. I myself don't have an iPhone, but when I activate airplane mode, it automatically disables all forms of communication including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It's a great way to disconnect, disable distractions, and preserve battery massively.
Battery preservation is not something to sleep on. I've been able to plug in my headphones, listen to a podcast, and see that my battery hasn't even dropped 2% after over an hour.
Something so obvious the author of the video forgot to mention. I wonder why, because most of the people nowadays use it exactly for that.
Next up, what is that bluetooth button?
Next video: Why you're iPhone has a WiFi Button
Why is Aeroplane Mode spelt “Airplane Mode” on British English on Apple Devices? It’s incorrect. Anyway, great video as always, Greg :)
“Why your iPhone has Wifi”
Next video…why apple have touchscreen…. Or the evolution of the touchscreen
Radio altimeter works at the frequency of 4.2GHz which is quite different from frequencies that phones emit, so that’s not the reason
Title: why every cellphone has an aeroplane mode
I need a video explaining why theres a black dot behind my pro by the camera
Can you please make a vid on why I can’t download apps on my Mac like I can on an iPhone
The next video: Why iPhones have a battery
Can you do why dark sky is getting removed
I remember when I used to get a text and the radio would make a crazy noise!
When my iPhone can mess up a multi million dollar airplane 💀
Please make a video on Apple wallet not working in India and uses of NFC on iphones
You could make a video explaining why the iPad has a 4:3 aspect ratio
Next video: Why did your phone have flashlight mode?
Emergency flashlight
Next topic: why your iphone has Bluetooth...
Next week can you make a video on “why your iPhone make calls?”
Maybe phone companies and aircraft manufacturer can develop a protocol to automatically switch on the airplane mode when a certain signal was switched on by the pilot.
@AppleExplained Hi, is this legit? What did I won?
Greg are you ever gonna do Friday streams
I remember when I was younger I thought that the airplane mode called over an actual airplane😂😂😂
Ok.. i used to enable it after a good smoke, when im too high... now i know!!
Good and easy to digest explanation as always. 👍🏽
No it’s not essential since your mobile toggle is right next to it. Its redundant. It’s basically just there for simplicity sake since it’s the same name and icon no matter what phone manufacturer you have.
Could you do "why iPhone can't show more than 100 call records"
what wasn't explained in the video and what airplane mode could actually practically be used for:
it turns off all wireless modems - cellular/wifi/bluetooth, though most smartphones still allow wifi and bt to be turned back on, so it's realistically a switch for the cellular (and cellular data) modem.
Anybody remember when phones absolutely require you to insert a SIM card in order to use the phone, even when on functions that doesn’t require cellular access.
Don’t remember that. My iphone 5 works on wiffi. Guess I am not old enough.
Make a video on why I have a screen on my iphone