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I made the appropriate edit in my original comment. edit - Apple did not communicate this information to users from the start...that is not misinformation. Whe
by ikeyany 7y ago
I made the appropriate edit in my original comment.
edit - Apple did not communicate this information to users from the start...that is not misinformation. When I replied to your comment, your comment originally consisted of just your first sentence.
- dpkonofa 7y agoYes, they did. It's in the changelog for the version of iOS that introduced the battery performance changes.
- askafriend 7y agoHere's a link to the change-log of iOS 10.2.1 (scroll down a bit) where the throttling feature for degraded batteries was first introduced: https://support.apple.com/kb/dl1893?locale=en_US https://support.apple.com/kb/dl1893?locale=en_US Every single person that upgraded their phone saw this change-log. There's a line there that clearly says: "It also improves power management during peak workloads to avoid unexpected shutdowns on iPhone." If your argument is that it's lacking detail, then fine. But that's an entirely different implication. A much less interesting one.