This week, iOS 13 arrived to all iOS devices and the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro has officially gone on sale as well. Next week, iOS 13.1 is expected to arrive on September 24 and will add Apples CPU throttling feature to iPhone XR and iPhone XS users.
For those unfamiliar, Apple first admitted it throttled CPUs on older iPhone in 2017, which sparked controversy, which ultimately prompted Apple to issue $29 out-of-warranty battery replacements for those affected. Apples reasoning for the feature was to compensate for random shutdowns that iPhones would experience with a weak, aging battery.
The controversy came from Apples alleged intention of slowing down older devices as a way to persuade users to upgrade to the a newer iPhone. Following backlash for performing the practice without the users knowledge, Apple eventually added a toggle so the user could turn the feature on or off. The feature will only be activated when a weak battery is detected, but youll still be able to turn the feature back off.
Apples 2019 iPhones are equipped with a more advanced performance management feature, which supposedly reduces how noticeable the impact from throttling is.
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Author: Ricky
Source: GSMArena
