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One more thing—there needs to be a way to turn of “phone is not charging” warnings. I am getting them
repeatedly and all of them are not necessary. I need one and then I need another when the
battery gets to 50 another at 20 and maybe start to nag me at 5%. But there is no reason to bug me every minute or so when I know the phone is plugged in and I am at work. Plus it usually stops charging until the battery level actually drops. Then it starts charging again.
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