Right after Apple announced the iPhone 11, numerous owners of older iPhones began to report device malfunctions reminiscent of a 2017 debacle in which the company admitted slowing the performance of older phones – ‘officially’ in order to extend their battery life.
At the time, Apple said in a statement that it had “never – and wound never – do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product.”
According to USA Today, however, the coincidences are piling up.
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I've had several iPhones slow right down to nothing and the battery life shortened after downloading the software updates and I am confident that iPhone did that intentionally.
ReplyDeleteThe last iPhone I had a year ago was so slow that I know for a fact I would die in a house fire before I could dial 911. Fact!
And people keep buying them.
ReplyDeleteMy $249 Moto G7 Power has a 12MP camera, snappy performance, bright clear screen that's not going to crack and a 3 day battery life.
I've never met an iphone that lasts past 4pm on a single charge and you see so many people with cracked screens.
WTF is a Moto G7 Power??? Something you get a Walmart and pay before you use it plan?
ReplyDeleteApple is nothing but a rip-off. They continue to prove one can never have enough money
ReplyDeleteSeptember 15, 2019 at 3:39 AM:
ReplyDeleteTry Verizon, if you really want to know.