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Exactly what glitch is fixed here? Is there a problem with highlighting to a customer that the battery may not be authentic? They aren't preventing you from ins
by Kirby64 3y ago
Exactly what glitch is fixed here? Is there a problem with highlighting to a customer that the battery may not be authentic? They aren't preventing you from installing aftermarket batteries at all... This works just as well on a 6s as it does on the brand new ones.
- p1mrx 3y agoThe "glitch" was users replacing batteries without giving Apple a revenue stream. You are correct that it's still technically possible to replace a battery yourself, if you don't mind the Shareware-style nagging.
- Kirby64 3y agoShareware-style nagging? You get the pop-up when you boot the phone... then you can just dismiss it. What are you talking about? The notification in the Settings forever seems fully appropriate, since that is something I would want to know if I was buying a phone from someone.