Apple CEO: 'Power Management' feature will be optional in iPhones in future iOS update

In order to give the best customer care and support to iPhone users for the ‘low power throttling’ issue, Apple not only apologised to them in an open letter but also started the battery replacement program. The Cupertino-based company also later confirmed that it will be fixing this issue in future iOS updates. Although nothing much was known as to how the company will do it, Apple CEO Tim Cook has given some details in an interview with ABC News.

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In order to give the best customer care and support to iPhone users for the ‘low power throttling’ issue, Apple not only apologised to them in an open letter but also started the battery replacement program. The Cupertino-based company also later confirmed that it will be fixing this issue in future iOS updates. Although nothing much was known as to how the company will do it, Apple CEO Tim Cook has given some details in an interview with ABC News.