Re:Apple Agrees to Pay $113M to Settle 'Batterygate' Case ov...
by johnmaguire2013 on Wednesday November 18, 2020 @06:53PM
(#25144338)
Your quote mentioned "without notice", which was responded to. I would also like to see a response to this part of the quote:
> and having internal tooling that would deny a replacement (even at full retail price) if the battery was above an arbitrary health threshold (but still low enough to cause throttling).
> and having internal tooling that would deny a replacement (even at full retail price) if the battery was above an arbitrary health threshold (but still low enough to cause throttling).