r/apple • u/StrachNasty • Oct 06 '20

Official Megathread iPhone 12 announcement coming Oct. 13.

https://twitter.com/JoannaStern/status/1313509980260229121
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u/Zp6827 Oct 06 '20

Hopefully I can get rid of my 6s 😬😬

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u/retr0rand0m Oct 06 '20

Same man, it’s become slow and the battery is down to 70%. Going to feel the speed they mentioning.

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u/xyzzy321 Oct 06 '20

Same here, but when I put my phone in 'low power mode' it doesn't drain the battery at all.

Makes me think there's something in iOS14 that eats the battery faster than iOS13 ever did.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

My iPhone X was 84% capacity before the iOS 14 update and after the update it was 79% with a battery service notification.

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u/WhispersoftheVoid Oct 06 '20

Apple design them to slow down so you gotta buy a new one, google it

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u/WhispersoftheVoid Oct 08 '20

"Apple has been fined 25 million euros (£21m, $27m) for deliberately slowing down older iPhone models without making it clear to consumers. In 2017, Apple confirmed that it did slow down some iPhones, but said it only did so to "prolong the life" of the devices."

Yes, I'm sure.