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No, the deception was what got them fined. However, why do you think they chose to go with the deception, knowing that they were risking fines? Oh, right, it's
by jfrunyon 5y ago
No, the deception was what got them fined. However, why do you think they chose to go with the deception, knowing that they were risking fines? Oh, right, it's because the slowing definitely would've been a problem if they had disclosed it up-front.
And you can't get a new battery, by the way. Apple's batteries are not designed to be replaced, remember?
- Dylan16807 5y ago> Oh, right, it's because the slowing definitely would've been a problem if they had disclosed it up-front. If they made the turbo a bit less aggressive, so slowdowns happened on fewer phones, and made it say "your battery is failing so the phone can't reach peak speed reliably", it wouldn't have been a big problem. Batteries can only put out so many watts as they age, and apple didn't cause that to spite people into having to buy new products. > And you can't get a new battery, by the way. Apple's batteries are not designed to be replaced, remember? I see that as a separate issue.