Recently my phone had some minor water damage, I pulled it apart and dried it but ever since the off button has been going crazy turning the device off when I didn’t press it. Is there any way of disabling input from the button?
I don't think so. It's essential to the functionality of the phone so it wouldn't make sense to let people disable it.Recently my phone had some minor water damage, I pulled it apart and dried it but ever since the off button has been going crazy turning the device off when I didn’t press it. Is there any way of disabling input from the button?
And there would be no way to force restart it, which is necessary in case it hangs. So OP, this isn’t possible.If you disabled the button, there would be no way to turn on an unpowered iPhone.
Wouldn't adding "assistive touch" to Screen be useful in lieu of? ( Settings>accessiblity>touch>assistive touch )If you disabled the button, there would be no way to turn on an unpowered iPhone.
Didn't think it through. So much for my "duh" moment.Assistive touch won’t work if the phone is off
If you plug a powered-off iPhone into a charger, it will power on.If you disabled the button, there would be no way to turn on an unpowered iPhone.
If the phone is powered off i can plug it in to turn it on and I can use assistive touch to turn it offRecently my phone had some minor water damage, I pulled it apart and dried it but ever since the off button has been going crazy turning the device off when I didn’t press it. Is there any way of disabling input from the button?
Good point. I forgot about that. But there is still no way to disable that button.If the phone is powered off i can plug it in to turn it on and I can use assistive touch to turn it off