iOS 10.2.1 it was released the past few days by the Apple company, and many people expected that the update would solve the problem of the sudden closing of the iPhone terminals. We are talking here about the problem that causes iPhone terminals to shut down suddenly when the battery reaches 30%, the Apple company promising to solve this bug since last year.
Apple announced that with the release of iOS 10.2, it will integrate into iOS a system that monitors the battery's energy consumption to discover what exactly generates the sudden shutdowns. The release of iOS 10.2.1 should have brought a solution to this problem, but it seems that Apple has not yet found the solution to solve things.
According to many users who are affected by the problem of sudden shutdown of the iPhone when the battery reaches 30%, iOS 10.2.1 does not bring anything good at all. Their terminals keep shutting down even when they are left with 30% of available battery after installing iOS 10.2.1, so if you are hoping that the update will solve this problem, you will be disappointed.
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After the integration of this battery consumption monitoring system in iOS 10.2, the Apple company did not provide any information regarding its usefulness. In this idea, no one knows what kind of changes Apple would have made in iOS 10.2.1 to solve the problem, if any changes had been made in this regard for us.
Without a solution for this problem, users whose iPhone terminals suddenly shut down are left with the only solution to replace the batteries. Either they do it for free under the warranty, or they have to pay, if iOS 10.2.1 did not solve the problem, it is unlikely that iOS 10.3 will because it could be a defect in the batteries.
Apple was in the middle of a scandal when it announced that it would integrate in iOS 10.2 the system meant to solve the problem of sudden shutdowns of the iPhone and managed to reassure users. Now that iOS 10.2.1 does not solve the problem, those from Apple will have new explanations to give, otherwise they risk an even bigger scandal because they promised a solution, but did not offer it.
