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Apple Might Owe You $25 for Slowing Down Your iPhone | WIRED

plainte - 5 mars 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (Apple Might Owe You $25 for Slowing Down Your iPhone | WIRED)

Cupertino insists it did nothing wrong when it throttled aging handsets. But the decision will cost Apple hundreds of millions in payouts. Remember Apple’s “Batterygate,” back in 2017 ? It’s understandable if more imminent news stories, like Covid-19 and the US presidential election, have pushed old iPhone controversies to the far corners of your brain. But if you happened to own an iPhone 6, 7, or SE, and at some point you updated those phones to specific version of iOS software before (...)



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