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Before this the old iPhones used to randomly reboot when the battery wasn’t able to keep them alive. (I had such phone.) I don’t think slowing it down is “nerf
by yreg 6y ago
Before this the old iPhones used to randomly reboot when the battery wasn’t able to keep them alive. (I had such phone.)
I don’t think slowing it down is “nerfing” compared to that. I speak also as someone who used an old iPhone 6 which was slowed down this way. Btw they throttled based on battery health, not age.
- fiblye 6y agoYeah I definitely had that experience a few times. Using the maps on my phone in a different country where nobody spoke my language and I didn't speak theirs with 25% battery life and having it suddenly shut down wasn't the funnest moment of my life.
- xchip 6y agoYou would have bought a new battery, not a new phone
- xahrepap 6y agoWhen my Laptop runs low on power it pops up something like, "You're running out of power." They clearly have the technology to detect if the battery itself is going bad. Why can't my phone boot into that mode and say, "It looks like your battery's life is at X% would you like to slow your phone down to concerve power? [Yes] [Yes, always] [No, ask again when it's more dead] [No, Don't ask any more]" You know... let the user know what's going on.
- yreg 6y agoOfc they should have communicated it clearly, they failed in that regard. Bad battery health (iPhone) != low on power (your laptop) btw.