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I experienced it as well and this isn’t true either. The throttling was significant (40%, rough ballpark) but the phones were usable. A game that played that po
by 1123581321 6y ago
I experienced it as well and this isn’t true either. The throttling was significant (40%, rough ballpark) but the phones were usable. A game that played that poorly would not have run well at full power. Maps and messaging was functional.
They should have communicated the change, in case that qualification is needed.
- bgorman 6y agoHave you ever considered that multiple generations of phones were effected by this issue and your single anecdote doesn't describe the full spectrum of behavior. I don't appreciate being called a liar, especially about an issue that personally effected me to the point I left the Apple ecosystem for years. (I gave up my iPhone before the revelations, but I am 100% sure in retrospect I was being throttled)
- 1123581321 6y agoYes, I experienced the throttling on the two slowest processors affected. I did not mean to call you a liar. I'm sorry about that. However, you were wrong that anyone with experience would agree with you.
- artimaeis 6y agoDid you ever confirm if the device was being throttled? It was only not user-discoverable for a few months before a point release added the ability to see it from the Settings>Battery menu.
- kstrauser 6y agoI don't think the person you were replying to called you a liar. They just had a different experience than yours.
- socceroos 6y ago> I experienced it as well and this isn’t true either. I think you'd have to be knowingly looking the other way to take this so positively. Telling someone that what they said "isn't true" is analogous to calling them a liar.
- 1123581321 6y agoYes, I apologized to them for that reason. While I did mean to suggest they perhaps misremembered, I don’t think that is the same as lying, and either way the wording was too strong.