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Space12892 t1_ja2qnht wrote

Reply to comment by Diastolic in If you noticed your iPhone is charging a little slower it may be due to a new setting Apple added in iOS 16.1 — Clean Energy Charging. With it turned on, iOS will only recharge the iPhone's battery when the electrical grid uses cleaner energy sources like solar or wind. by RonSwazy

US only :( I also don’t have this option Edit: I’m in Poland

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Happy_Traveller_2023 t1_ja39bjb wrote

Not for me in Canada

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SatanLifeProTips t1_ja47oh5 wrote

Shows up for me in BC. But we are over 96% green power so it would never work anyways.

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CrippleSlap t1_ja4w1hm wrote

>Shows up for me in BC.

WTF? I'm in Coquitlam and don't have that option.

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ExternalUserError t1_ja35g8m wrote

It shows up for me in Portugal.

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tobleroneeater03 t1_ja4cj7a wrote

que zona?

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ExternalUserError t1_ja4ddcx wrote

Algarve at the moment.

It's an American-bought iPhone, so maybe that has something to do with it. 🤷‍♂️

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tobleroneeater03 t1_ja4xduk wrote

as a portuguese person, can you go to an apple store in the us and buy an iphone, and use it normally in portugal? like one that was bought from here?

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ExternalUserError t1_ja5c57g wrote

Yup. Works great. As of the iPhone 14, the US models are eSIM-only though.

Some years there are also differences in frequency bands the radios can operate on. It often depends on the year, but if they can’t design an antenna/radio system that supports every frequency in common use, they’ll offer phones with antenna/radio systems best suited to specific markets.

Even when your device can’t use every local frequency band though, it almost always still works well generally. My 13 Pro Max gets LTE or 5G almost everywhere here. Does it support every frequency that Portuguese carriers use? That I don’t know.

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BlackMailerWagen t1_ja45mok wrote

>I’m in Poland

Wouldn't really make a difference considering how much of the Polish grid is powered by coal

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