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> Your battery didn’t have a defect. It is the same as all batteries - they degrade. Apple can’t change that. They may have been referring to this issue: http
by alsetmusic 9y ago
> Your battery didn’t have a defect. It is the same as all batteries - they degrade. Apple can’t change that.
They may have been referring to this issue:
https://www.apple.com/support/iphone6s-unexpectedshutdown/ https://www.apple.com/support/iphone6s-unexpectedshutdown/
I’m not defending the somewhat emotional / hyperbolic tone of the comment to which you replied. Just considering that they may not have adequately explained that they were referring to two separate cases (though it isn’t clear from the comment that the difference is recognized).
For my own anecdotal response, my Apple products last many years. They are consistently in good working order by the time I choose to upgrade. I also think that those who still believe that Apple has some nefarious scheme to build-in obsolescence are being manipulated by FUD, and that is based on firsthand knowledge.