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The problem is not that they added a feature, the problem is they didn't communicate the feature and it's side effect, then deny any such feature till they were caught with their pants down.
This was just 'you are holding it wrong' once again. Their goto excuse every time.
All the lawsuits coming out of this over recent years are uncalled for. Users that “suffer” from this likely need to simply replace the battery.
The battery that's slathered in glue to keep it in place and make it almost impossible to replace, you mean? That battery?
Maybe if Apple made the batteries easily-replaceable you'd have a point. They don't, however, so nor do you.
Maybe Steve Jobs' corpse will finally kiss you for this post
Isn't (part of) the problem that Apple didn't tell customers they were doing this?
it seems like many people are giving valid responses on why this is bad practice.
it seems like you just want to debate instead of understanding.
What's actually wrong with filing a lawsuit over it?
I agree that it's a good feature but my problem is apple doing is secretly and without giving the users the ability opt in or out of it. A company should not be able to change how something you own works with out your consent.
Yea there are a lot of anti-consumer things Apple does but, this wasn't one of them.