Two new lawsuits are result of Apple admitting it slowed down iPhones

A recent report claimed that Apple was intentionally slowing down iPhone models well into their life cycles based on historical benchmark numbers. This was a common rumor about iPhones that supposedly got customers feeling like their phones were acting slow and could use an upgrade. On December 20, Apple openly admitted that it did this to compensate for degrading batteries and that it was a "feature" found in iPhones since the iPhone 6. Now, Apple is facing two class-action lawsuits alleging that the company was intentionally and deceptively slowing down its phones so that users would buy...



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