Apple came under fire last December for intentionally throttling the performance of iPhones with aging batteries, without informing users first. It’s now released iOS 11.3, which comes with a bunch of new features, including an option to disable said throttling. Apple noted that it slowed down performance on devices to prevent sudden shutdowns and freezes that may occur owing to batteries that can’t keep up with the demand for power from certain apps and functions. However, this raised a question about whether the company intended to make customers feel like their phones were getting slower, so they might want to…
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