When Apple admitted that their updated software is slowing down older models, many were outraged. The frequency of new models being released is far too much for some; especially when the cost of a new model can easily set you back a lot of money and equate to more than \u00a3100 a month.<\/p>\n
For a phone!<\/p>\n
So, is Apple’s explanation that they introduced the feature for the iPhone 6 and later models to protect problems occurring with batteries acceptable?
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\nFor years now there have been rumours that older models were suffering what felt like intentional slowdown. When Apple finally admitted that such a feature had been introduced in 2016, many Apple customers were mad.<\/p>\n