> vile shenanigans by Apple with slowing down of SEs purposefully Wasn't this more a poor communication of performance throttling to preserve battery that affe

> vile shenanigans by Apple with slowing down of SEs purposefully Wasn't this more a poor communication of performance throttling to preserve battery that affected all phones? And haven't Google/Samsung/others(?) also been caught doing the same thing? I thought just this past week Samsung backpedaled a change to throttle apps for battery performance. I'm asking more generally because this is my understanding and I'm sure if someone has better info they'll reply, but to me "vile shenanigans" is a bit much. They could have done a better job of communicating a feature with some negative impact, that seems to be a not-uncommon problem for them.