A switch on the power adapter can certainly be useful in certain cases. In my case, this question never arose because I plugged the adapter into a power strip with an on/off switch. As soon as another device besides the Raspi is to be switched on always or mostly at the same time, this solution is preferable.
This power supply is specially made for the Raspberry Pi 4 computer. It always supplies a voltage of 5.1V and is therefore not suitable for charging modern smartphones. These require a higher voltage (9V, 15V or 20V) via the USB-C interface in order to charge faster. This power supply does not support this function, so a warning appears. With 3 amps at 5V, it can achieve a maximum of 15W.
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