Apple hides iPhone battery health data

When Apple admitted that she deliberately slowed down the oldest iPhone, so that users would have a “better experience” and a stable “system” to work, many people did not like this, especially because they experienced this practice as a pressure to buy the new iPhone.

Apple Tim Cook's chief chief has announced that users of old equipment will be able to choose whether they want their device to slow down for a more stable operation or risk the system expected in exchange for faster use of equipment.

But besides getting the right choice, iPhone users will finally receive what Mac users have from the start information about the health of their battery and the recommendation that the battery be replaced.

Apple has been silent for years that their battery is losing in power, that it is losing capacity and duration, the Kosovas transmission.

Users can't even download apps that would help determine the health of their battery. The company justified it for safety reasons, but more and more people are convinced that Apple currently hides critical information about the number of cycles of filling.

This information reveals how many times the battery has been emptied and filled, for example. How long can it last?

The fact is that all batteries on smart phones eventually lose their capacity and stability.

Some producers are trying to compensate for the best software, others invest in the development of chips that function more rational in batteries.

The problem is that Apple seems to have done everything in her power to make it difficult for users to change, replace, or check the “the battery's”.

Apple has reduced battery replacement costs, but it will be seen if this is enough to regain user confidence.