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I just turned that off immediately. It’s not that expensive to have a shop replace the battery and it will eventually need replacing anyway. I’m not living my

I just turned that off immediately. It’s not that expensive to have a shop replace the battery and it will eventually need replacing anyway. I’m not living my life at 80% and milking the battery to avoid something that is inevitable anyway. Glad to see this confirm that it didn’t do a lot anyway.

knodi123 2y ago
> is inevitable anyway. The part that's NOT inevitable is it going bad during Apple's warranty window. It was such a self-serving policy to begin with. After all, the primary symptom of the kind of decay they're supposedly avoiding, is a battery with 80% capacity!