Apple Addresses Reported iPhone Slowdowns After Software Updates

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By Ryan ChristoffelDec 20, 2017, 3:08 pm643 pts
There's an age-old conspiracy theory that Apple intentionally slows down older iPhone models to compel upgrades to new ones. Every year around the time a new version of iOS releases – which also happens to be the time new iPhone models launch – users report that their old phones aren't as speedy as before.…

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