I wasn't surprised.. But this ain't good

[Keerthi]

[Aarohi]

Aur bhai, ab naye iPhones mein koi naya feature hi nahi aata, bas wahi purane gisse chal rahe hain. Pehle asli features aate the, tab excitement bhi hoti thi.

[Gopal]

But iPhones are the ones I've seen last the longest.

[Bhavin]

She's referring to the battery‑gate issue where older iPhones throttle the CPU to avoid sudden shutdowns.

[Ramesh]

Water is wet, bro.

[Anirudh]

Every manufacturer does the same thing.

[Latha]

I figured this has been common knowledge for the past five years.

[Ayaan]

That's called planned obsolescence. Apple even faced a lawsuit in Europe over it.

[Nandini]

So despite all that, the iPhone X still works flawlessly? Wonder how.

[Amar]

[Pooja]

My Samsung S22 updated itself overnight even though I turned off auto‑update. Next morning I saw two green lines on the screen. It worked fine for three years and then this happened. The service centre quoted me half the phone's price, as usual. I work in a corporate job and earn enough to eventually afford an iPhone. Whenever family or colleagues ask why I don't just buy a new phone, I tell them the phone works fine; it's just an unfortunate visual glitch. For me it's about principle – I paid a hefty amount and expect it to last. I even bragged that I got these lines just after the one‑year warranty, and managed to steer two friends towards Pixel and iPhone instead of Samsung.