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We have a problem that is already resolved, but wanted to know why it happened.<br />
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We have an iPhone 6 and last night we connected using an Apple cable but a non-Apple A/C power adapter.<br />
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It charge ok, but we noticed that when we used or just opened the phone while connected to power, it started entering to differents apps, calling, etc., real crazy.<br />
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Definitely we are aware it's the non-Apple adapter, but can any EE explain why it did this?
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We have a problem that is already resolved, but wanted to know why it happened.

We have an iPhone 6 and last night we connected using an Apple cable but a non-Apple A/C power adapter.

It charge ok, but we noticed that when we used or just opened the phone while connected to power, it started entering to differents apps, calling, etc., real crazy.

Definitely we are aware it's the non-Apple adapter, but can any EE explain why it did this?

Strange &amp; Crazy behavior in iPhone 6 with a A/C adapter not Apple

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Strange &amp; Crazy behavior in iPhone 6 with a A/C adapter not Apple

Strange & Crazy behavior in iPhone 6 with a A/C adapter not Apple