Not everything can be as rosy as it seems, and the hacker Joseph Brown, who was behind phone hacks, is aware of this iPhone from the Sprint, AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile networks. Brown found that three major mobile operators in cooperation with Applom deliberately control the speed of the Internet connection on these devices, due to which these devices experience a decrease in the data transfer speed. As he found out, the problem is related to the version iPhone for AT&T, Verizon and Sprint, but not for T-Mobile.
As Brown argues, Apple in cooperation with operators, they created a rather complex code, which aims to slow down and limit data transfer speeds, which makes it impossible to achieve maximal transfer rate. Operators have decided to work around this limitation in order to limit the data transmission of phones iPhone. According to Brown, it is the devices with the system iOS they consume the largest amount of data, even when the devices are not active. Brown has published the source codes on his website, which present the limitations of individual operators.
*Source: iTweakiOS.com
I don't really understand the reason, especially from the side applu
Appsman: simple, apple he does it on commission for an operator who pays him for it...
I can think of a conspiracy theory like: low speed -> longer download -> higher consumption, faster the battery drains. And with the next version of the iPhone, they will remove this "restriction" and suddenly we have the "same or better" battery life with the same battery, if not smaller/narrower/better :)
dave: I doubt he has this apple as needed, he has enough money
by the way, the source page doesn't exist, wasn't it just a duck? doesn't that hacker use android by any chance??? I wouldn't even be surprised if the hack was from Samsung
Ze Apple do i have enough money LOL
Apple never enough money…