Apple figured out how to make up for the slowdown of the old iPhone

The American company apologized for deliberately slowing down the work of the old iPhone. They said that they were trying to extend the life of smartphones in this way

This is reported by the BBC.

Apple said it will replace the batteries with smaller ones and will release software in the coming year, which will allow users to monitor the state of the battery in the phone.

The suspicion that Apple slows down the work of old models of their smartphones has arisen before, but users only shared their own versions on this issue. There are fears that while slowing down the work of old phones, Apple encourages users to buy new models.

As the company explained, iPhone batteries lose their ability to work over time.

"We strive to provide our users with the best possible features, including improving overall performance and extending the service life of the devices. Lithium batteries will eventually become too weak to keep the active work of the smartphone in the cold and at low charge," Apple said.

But the problem is that the security mechanism of the gadget results in the phone being switched off.

The new statement, which was announced on the official website of Apple, the manufacturer said that will reduce the cost of replacing the battery, the warranty period that expired, from 79 to 29 dollars for all owners of iPhone 6 or later models.

The company claims that it is resorting to such coercive measures to address the customer's problems, in recognition of their commitment and confidence in anyone who doubted Apple's intentions.

In the United States, Apple filed eight individual lawsuits, and filed a lawsuit in Israel and France.

-Recall, Apple responded to allegations of downplaying the speed of old iPhones. The company has recognized that it deliberately reduces the clock speed of the processors.

-Understatement of processor speeds explained the nature of lithium-ion batteries, which are very short-lived and poorly tolerate high and low temperatures.
Subsequently, the company filed two collective actions in the United States against the company. Claims filed in California and Chicago groups that represent other iPhone users. Claimants claim that these users have suffered "economic losses".

-California resident Violetta Maylian sued Apple for deliberately slowing down the outdated iPhone models. The sum of claims is almost $ 1 trillion.

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