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Apple Apologizes for iPhone Slowdowns


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This is incredibly a huge relief. My power bank broke down a few weeks ago, and it's been such a hassle relieving my battery every so hours, especially when I'm out. 2018's on to a great start already :excited2:

Yes, I also do love partying in moving houses as seen in that one Bacardi tv ad.
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Neight Shayde

I want to get a different phone because of this but I can't bc Apple has the best UI for me. They better fix this ****

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I always upgraded release day every year so I've never had battery issues. :rip: 

Good for the people who suffered though. 

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Oh good, they dropped prices of battery replacements!  Maybe now I can have my dad and cousin’s phone batteries replaced :)

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LetsGetHigh

Notice how they still didn't say they'll be stopping the algorithm? Shame on them. Most non iOS phones don't do that and people understand that when their phones start shutting down faster than usual then it's time for a new battery. 

Oh how far a class action lawsuit can take you. 

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LetsGetHigh
1 hour ago, Blake said:

I always upgraded release day every year so I've never had battery issues. :rip: 

Good for the people who suffered though. 

The problem is with batteries that age and Apple slowing down the phones instead of warning them of needing a new battery. If you keep upgrading each September then I doubt you'll ever feel a slower iPhone because your battery cycle probably still has a lot left to offer. 

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Fingerella

In the end us iPhone owners got screwed by Apple. We paid $900 for this **** and yet the batteries are shitty. Idk, I probably won't buy another Apple product after this. I mean like, this company be shady af.

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It’s awesome that they reduced the price for new batteries, but honestly this all wasn’t necessary. It’s common sense that a battery degrades over time, and figuring out a way with software to counteract and deal with it is the obvious thing to do. 

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4 minutes ago, LetsGetHigh said:

If you keep upgrading each September then I doubt you'll ever feel a slower iPhone because your battery cycle probably still has a lot left to offer. 

That's literally what I said though. :rip: 

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LetsGetHigh
22 minutes ago, Blake said:

That's literally what I said though. :rip: 

Oh I thought you were wondering why you never experienced your phone going slower. :emma: My bad.

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It was a good move for the 6, 6S and SE. Those were getting old and i've seen them shutdown unexpectedly many times on a lower charge. Where they've screwed up is them applying it to the 7. The 7 is known to be a fast device and with the 8's release and the 7 suddenly slowing down people were convinced of planned obsolescence. Batteries are supposed to last more than a year anyway.

Do you hear that? It's poison.
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