Re:iPhones 'disabled' if Apple detects third-party repairs
by tedmiston on Saturday February 06, 2016 @08:29AM
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No, it doesn't -- It just shows that people google "iPhone slow" more when new models come out / Apple releases major versions.
> No matter how suggestive, he says, the data alone doesn't allow anyone to determine conclusively whether their phone is any slower.
> There are other explanations for why an older model iPhone may slow down, he claims.
> For instance, the latest version of the Apple operating system, iOS, is always tailored to the newest device and may therefore not work as efficiently on older models.
> No matter how suggestive, he says, the data alone doesn't allow anyone to determine conclusively whether their phone is any slower.
> There are other explanations for why an older model iPhone may slow down, he claims.
> For instance, the latest version of the Apple operating system, iOS, is always tailored to the newest device and may therefore not work as efficiently on older models.