Apple was in trouble after yesterday's admission to the iPhone.
The company announced yesterday that it has algorithms that help iPhone maintain better performance if it contains older batteries that can not meet the energy required. Its aim, he said, is to prevent the sudden shutdown of older iPhones and the devices to have the best possible performance.
With this assumption, thus, Apple recognizes that it reduces power requirements on some phones, which may result in slowing down the processor when a battery has trouble delivering the maximum current required by the processor. In other words, she agreed to deliberately slow the performance of some iPhone models as the news comes.
Immediately after this intrusion, two iPhone 7 owners rushed to file charges against Apple. Stefan Bogdanovich and Dakota Speas bring the case to the California court because, as they claim, the company has never been asked for their consent to "slow down the iPhone in their possession" and that they have "interfered with the use of their iPhone due to deliberate delays ". They also say that they have suffered financial damage as well as other kinds of damage, and now they are asking to be compensated by Apple.
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