There are two circuits normally in any charger. The one that plugs into the outlet is the primary and is not switched so it will continue to let elcetricity flow thru it. The secondary is the hooked to the plug that fits in your cell phone.
It's just like the electrical transformer on the pole or on the ground that is hooked to your house. There is primary voltage on the city's side all the time and your side is the secondary voltage. The city supplies electricity to their side constantly if you use any in your house or not, but it's always there. Your side goes thru your meter and measures how much you use.
In our home any charger or power supply not being used is unplugged or it is plugged to a receptacle that is wired to a wall swicth.
It's convenient to keep them plugged in because it keeps me from bending down to the receptacle but as you know conveniences cost you money in one form or another.
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