In response to all the backlash, Apple began offering cheaper battery replacements for older iPhones and said that a new update - iOS 11.3 - would give users a new Battery Health tool as well as the ability to turn off the iPhone's throttling («battery management») feature. (pocket-lint.com)
A state agency dedicated to tackling consumer issues has demanded that Apple explains to customers how they can obtain cheap battery replacements. (cultofmac.com)
The cases claim that in addition to slowing down devices, Apple intentionally failed to inform customers about the so - called feature which prompted many to replace their phones rather than opting for a much cheaper battery replacement. (techspot.com)