Ah yeah, it was $50 before it was dropped to $29. And I already mentioned in my initial comment that they didn't notify users. That's what the lawsuit in Franc

Ah yeah, it was $50 before it was dropped to $29. And I already mentioned in my initial comment that they didn't notify users. That's what the lawsuit in France was over, the lack of notice. I believe an OS update did eventually let users switch off the behaviour, and view their battery health.