Even if you don't like it Apple already admitted it was a bad implementation and they are fixing it. (maybe next time they put more competent people and give th

Even if you don't like it Apple already admitted it was a bad implementation and they are fixing it. (maybe next time they put more competent people and give them what they need to implement things right especially when it is about privacy, the thing Apple is screening this days) >What BS are you spouting? Big companies downgrading your hardware capabilities behind your back, then denying it until a judge forces them to admit and pay the users. If Apple would not have been caught with the CPu downclockingm, storage would be next for sure.