I find it hard to see legitimate criticism of Apple for their state of charge management when this kind of technology is effectively universal for any substanti

I find it hard to see legitimate criticism of Apple for their state of charge management when this kind of technology is effectively universal for any substantial battery powered device. Almost every phone or laptop built in the last decade has functionality that lower clock rates when the battery is not outputting enough voltage. The alternative is crashing because the processor is not being supplied sufficient voltage. It'd be funny if the US turned around and started fining French electronics that have this same functionality - it'd lay bare the double standards being applied here.