The behavior was covered under umbrella language explaining the measures it took to stop iPhones from suddenly shutting down with the iOS 10.2.1 software update.
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But it's not because of the software. In fact, there's a reasonable implication that Apple is claiming that new hardware means no throttling will be warranted in future software updates.
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That's according to a Senate committee chairman. That committee has released a letter from Apple that answers some of its questions about the program.
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There was a claim floating around for a short minute saying that Apple had told everyone it was throttling performance on older iPhones in February.
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Performance throttling was meant to keep iPhone users pleased with their device for longer. But everything on the device was taking longer to load. Now, a mea culpa from Apple.
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If you felt like a particular software update crippled the overall user experience on the iPhone 6s or 7, there's now an explanation for that.
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If you still experience random iPhone 6 or 6s shutdowns, Apple's recently released iOS 10.2.1 may fix the problem or at least limit its impact.
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