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BUSTED!! Apple confirms they slow down older iPhones
Apple has confirmed the suspicions of many iPhone owners by revealing it does deliberately slow down some models of the iPhone as they age.
Many customers have long suspected that Apple slows down older iPhones to encourage people to upgrade. The company has now said it does slow down some models as they age, but only because the phones' battery performance diminishes over time. Apple said it wanted to "prolong the life" of customers' devices. The practice was confirmed after a customer shared performance tests on Reddit, suggesting their iPhone 6S had slowed down considerably as it had aged but had suddenly sped up again after the battery had been replaced. Continued Apple's iPhones slowed to tackle ageing batteries - BBC News |
Apple only have your best interests at heart.
Its akin to a doctor telling an elderly person that they have to start taking it easy and relax more. Perfectly sensible and understandable thing to do. Good for apple I say. Other companies simply just don't care as much :2 cents: |
i knew it
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yes crapple users like to get fucked in various ways...I have no doubt this will make them happy :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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They got busted a while back and it took them this long to think of an excuse? Nice PR.
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Not a surprise, to be honest and, while I admit I love the iphone cameras (they are amazing), I have to say I'll stick to android.
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As an Apple fanboy, what I would like to see Apple do is make the "smoothing out" feature an option instead of a requirement. I have older Apple ipads in my house for example that are always connected to AC. For these I don't care at all about battery life, just performance. It would be nice to see a "Highest Performance / Longer Batter Life" toggle in settings somewhere, so consumers could choose for themselves. |
Can't be true ...... fake news !!!!
What is next ? You will try to make me believe that ISP are throttling my internet connection .... All FAKE !!!! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
Apple wants to make money. Who doesn't? Anyway, what's the problem of buy a new one after one or two years of good use? You can sale it and buy a new one, no big deal.
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My point is this. If the routine in their OS does what its supposed to do and extend battery life in older phones, then ok. But if the cost of this reduces performance, then users should have the ability to disable it. Am I wrong? |
prolong money in their pockets
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I'm shocked! Shocked I tell you!
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Simple planned obsolescence.
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Apple's hardcore followers have what they deserve :stoned
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My samsung battery is getting old, i can choose to put it on one of 3 different power saving settings if i choose.
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ARRGGGHHH... nice find. dickhead. :) |
This shit would have never happened on Jobs watch!
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People are charging it wrong.
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