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Apple iPhone users faced battery issues a few years back should get their claim very soon. The company was to pay $500 million as settlement fine. The company was accused of slowing down older iPhones so that customers would buy new phones. According to this report<\/a> by MacRumors<\/em>, Apple<\/a> has now set up a website through which the affected users can sign up for their claim. Also Read – Apple warns users to remove webcam cover from their MacBook laptops<\/a><\/p>\n People can feed their iPhone serial number to see if their device is eligible for the $25 (Rs 1,820 approx) cash payment from Apple. The settlement includes phones like iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7,<\/a> iPhone 7 Plus, and even iPhone SE. Apple users from India are also expected to be part of the list who can claim the payout. Also Read – iPhone 12 leaked packaging suggests Apple could drop charger and earpods: Report<\/a><\/p>\n If the mentioned iPhone models installed the software updates before December 21, 2017, they are eligible. In case you don’t remember, the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s<\/a>, iPhone 6s Plus, and iPhone SE devices were running iOS 10.2.1 or later. Additionally, iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus were running iOS 11.2 or later before December 21, 2017. Also Read – Apple iOS 13.5.1 update introduced an infuriating bug<\/a><\/p>\n So if your iPhone model fits into any of these criteria, Apple<\/a> will be paying up from its $500 million settlement. But the report says there will be a final hearing on the matter in December. Apple will clear the payment immediately, once the settlement passes without any hindrance.<\/p>\n Apple also had a battery replacement program in order to cover up and appease angry customers. At that time, the brand lowered the cost replacing batteries to $29, down from $79. A few years back, the company also introduced a new ‘Battery Health’ feature in iOS 11.3. The option was available under the Battery section of iOS<\/a>’ settings. It allowed users to check the maximum operating capacity (measured in terms of a percent) of their iPhones.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Tags:<\/b> BRG.In Staff<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Apple iPhones eligible for the payment<\/h2>\n
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The company had to settle the case by agreeing to pay $500 million which works out at $25 per device. Apple iPhone users faced battery issues a few years back should get their claim very soon. The company was to pay $500 million as settlement fine. The company was accused of slowing down older iPhones … Continue reading Apple sets up website for claiming iPhone battery pay out<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading