If you don't want to be able to turn off the battery management feature slow down the iPhone

In a visit to Apple data center in Nevada, Apple CEO Tim Cook had a quick interview with ABC News, in which he mentioned the old iPhone slowdown scandal that made many Apple fans sit idle for weeks.

He said that the battery management feature was first introduced in iOS 10.2.1 and Apple gave an explanation but with what happened, he said that Apple should speak more clearly.

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It is true that Apple has said that the problem with the collapsed machine is due to the power supply and explains that the battery management system has been modified, but did not say that this could make the machine slow. Tim Cook said the old battery might cause a sudden restart, and because Apple is interested in the user experience, it decides to sacrifice a bit of speed. He also said Apple was "very sorry" to those who thought they had other motives.

Mr. Tim Cook in an interview with ABC News

Later, Apple launched an old battery replacement program on iPhone 6, 6S, 7, 6 Plus, 6S Plus, 7 Plus and SE for $ 29 until the end of 2018. They will also offer a battery management feature. more results in the upcoming iOS update, allowing customers to turn this feature off if desired.

'In next month's developer release, we will show users the battery status in use. So it will be very clear. We have never done it before, but after all, we also learned the lesson. We will make it clear to reduce the machine speed to avoid unexpected restart. If you don't want to, you can turn it off. '

The rest of the interview focused on Apple's financial statements.

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