XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.sys.mac.advocacy   
   From: jollyroger@pobox.com   
      
   On 2024-05-26, Andrew  wrote:   
   > Jolly Roger wrote on 25 May 2024 16:26:08 GMT :   
   >   
   >> Most people have no idea how much money $3 trillion actually is.   
   >> Settling these cases isn't nearly as big of a deal as the resident   
   >> trolls want to make it out to be.   
   >   
   > Apple's losing of all these billion-dollar lawsuits   
      
   Both sides settled amicably, and Apple admitted no wrongdoing, which   
   means Apple lost none of them. Also, none of these law suits were for   
   billions of dollars.   
      
   The reason Arlen and his little troll gang tell their desperate lies is   
   because they are hateful little children at heart.   
      
   > It cost Apple a billion dollars for Apple's lies about batteries   
      
   Nope, and little Arlen here can't prove this "billion dollars" claim,   
   either. He just blurts it out and expects gullible morons to swallow it   
   without question.   
      
   > Apple lost every single lawsuit that we know of on that.   
      
   Nope. The overwhelming majority of these lawsuits were settled amicably   
   by both sides, with Apple admitting no wrongdoing - nobody lost those   
   cases - they were settled.   
      
   > Apple secretly throttled iPhones.   
      
   Nope, Apple mentioned the power management feature in the release notes.   
      
   > Apple secretly backdated the release notes.   
      
   Nope, the release notes are public, right on their website.   
      
   > Apple brazenly lied about why they did that.   
      
   Nope, and you can't cite this supposed lie, because it doesn't exist.   
      
   > And Apple was forced in the criminal case to publish a mea culpa.   
      
   Nope, there were no criminal cases resulting from this performance   
   management feature which still exists in every iPhone sold today.   
      
   > Which Apple did because Apple was guilty of lowering the life of   
   > iPhones.   
      
   Nope, this feature doesn't activate until after a device spontaneously   
   shuts down due to the batter being unable to provide enough current to   
   power the device, after which the feature prevents spikes in resource   
   usage (performance), which in turn prevents the device from   
   spontaneously shutting down, extending runtime. But this is all   
   elementary and you know it well - you just keep lying about it, because"   
   troll.   
      
   > This time, Apple is (as far as I an tell) again brazenly lying.   
      
   If so you would be able to point to evidence showing they are supposedly   
   lying - but you can't because they aren't. You are the one lying, as   
   usual, because: troll.   
      
   > Apple sure does lose a lot of lawsuits   
      
   Nope, untrue. Apple settles a lot of them amicably though - while   
   admitting no wrongdoing.   
      
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