JoeCutie:
Just so you'll see my point exactly.

You had to go through all that to express your point? Wicked!

MsGlobalwonder:
it is "their" and not "there". You are welcome.

welcome miss dictionary

Nayok:




I dey tell u

;P

IPhone and over protection

Abeg when the phone don dey work, tell him to put the date to like 2099, I wan see wetin go happen

Do not Set your iPhone in this date or it will permanently crash it.

Your iPhone really hates the date January 1, 1970. It hates it so much that it will permanently crash if you change your iPhone’s time settings to that date.
It’s not totally clear why the crash is happening. It’s not at all obvious why anyone even bothered trying to set an iPhone’s clock back 46 years.


But we can make a pretty educated guess.
January 1, 1970 is the earliest date you can set your iPhone to. If you turn your date and time settings to manual (please don’t do this), and scroll the calendar back as far as you can go (seriously, don’t do this), you can only go as far back as January 1, 1970.
That’s because Unix time began at midnight GMT on January 1, 1970. Unix time has been counting every second since then. Many gadgets, including the iPhone, use Unix time as the basis for their clocks.
Now, why would scrolling all the way back to January 1, 1970 (00:00:00 in Unix time) turn your iPhone into a brick? If your time zone isn’t GMT, your iPhone might think you’re in a time before January 1, 1970 — or before zero. Though Unix time can be negative, it’s possible that something about that makes your iPhone go haywire.
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There are several videos of people demonstrating what happens when they set their clocks back to January 1, 1970. (Again, we’re not sure why they’re doing this, and we don’t recommend it).
In the videos, the iPhone works immediately after the date is set all the way back. But powering off the phone and then on again results in a perpetual greeting screen, with the Apple logo just staring back at you for the rest of time.


http://mytechportal.com/do-not-set-your-iphone-in-this-date-or-it-will-permanently-crash-it/

simple, tell him to strike IIT hard against the wall opposite him and try to couple it back. simple factory reset method

All you need to do is to connect your iPhone with wifi and the time will automatically set

Wetin Concern Me With Iphone?

He be Aristotle or Plato? That ur broda self... Oh!! He thinks setting the date back will delay the coming of Jesus abi? What curiosity can cause sha!!!

gabylzy:



he should wait for 5hrs den boot it back, it will work

Thanks.