Shut Down at Night or Leave on

[bamf-hacker]

It's a good idea to reboot your device every once in a while to clear out cruft and cache data.

 

[badelhas]

It's a good idea to reboot your device every once in a while to clear out cruft and cache data.

Very nice advice indeed.

Cheers

 

[bcandiolo]

It's a good idea to reboot your device every once in a while to clear out cruft and cache data.

Not quite sure if needed, my iMac has been on for 166 days now, only sleeps but never turns off and works flawlessly. I only reboot my iPhone SE when needed, usually due to software updates.
My Apple products don't need frequent schedule reboots, can't tell you how many months my Airport Express has been on servicing impecable.

That's one of the things I love from Apple, they never need frequent reboots.

Can't say the same about my Windows laptop (work provided), it gets sluggish, and needs booting, rebooting, also every time an update (even minor) arrives, it asks for reboot.

'Never underestimate the power of reboot'

Famous fase for mediocre systems that suffer from BSOD (blue screen of death)

 

[robertk328]

That's one of the things I love from Apple, they never need frequent reboots.

They don't need them, but still doesn't hurt to do them. I don't ever shut down my MacBook Pro but rebooting it now and then feels good.

 

[badelhas]

They don't need them, but still doesn't hurt to do them. I don't ever shut down my MacBook Pro but rebooting it now and then feels good.

Exactly my thoughts.

Cheers

 

[Ticojpunk]

Airplane mode at night, but usually always on. I use alarms, so I don't power off.