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Old iphones become faster if you reboot them, like most devices. This is true whether or not you change the region. There's no qualitative difference when you t
by lsiebert 5y ago
Old iphones become faster if you reboot them, like most devices. This is true whether or not you change the region. There's no qualitative difference when you test repeatedly.
https://knowtechie.com/want-to-speed-up-your-old-iphone-try-changing-its-country-region-to-france/ https://knowtechie.com/want-to-speed-up-your-old-iphone-try-...
- throwawayswede 5y agoAre you such a fanboy of Apple that even blatantly throttling old iPhones in specific regions doesn't matter to you anymore?
- personjerry 5y agoAre you so prejudiced against Apple that you didn't read the commenter's linked article which discredits the data?
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- ummonk 5y agoOh good point
- MrBoomixer 5y ago> If you’ve got an older iPhone that’s seeming to slow down, it’s more likely that your device is just aging. I was under the impression that technology doesn't "just age". The software running and apps being updated for new platforms might make it feel "slower" but in general using the phone itself shouldn't ever feel like it's aging.