By the end of 2017, Apple has admitted to deliberately slowing down iPhone phones. In an attempt to apologize to its customers, the company has launched a program to replace old iPhone batteries for $ 29, which will continue until the end of 2018. The company also added a new feature called Battery Health In the iOS 11.3 beta, which will slow down the iPhone's performance.
Battery Health can be accessed through Settings> Battery. This new feature will tell you important information about your iPhone's battery: the first about the maximum capacity and the second about the battery's ability to withstand the high performance of your phone Peak Performance Capability.
Before you can disable the slow down mechanism for your phone, you need to first determine if your phone is slowing down or not. If you really have a slow problem, go to the Battery Health option and in the Maximum Capacity section you'll see your battery health rate. If the battery is less than 80% healthy, it means that your phone is slowing down, but if it's higher, your phone is in the right position and is capable of working at peak performance.
If the battery capacity is less than 80%, you'll see a message that your device's battery has
deteriorated and that performance management features have been enabled. These features are what reduce the speed of your machine. You'll find the message in the Peak Performance Capability section and include a "Disable" or "Disable" link below. If you press it, it will disable slow down performance.
You should be aware that you will not be able to reactivate this feature again. If your phone turns off unexpectedly after you disable it, iOS 11 will automatically turn it on again. Outside of this scenario, the user will not be able to control re-enabling this feature.
Note that if you disable the phone, do not expect your phone to work as fast as it did on the first day. It will run a little faster than it was before disabling the feature but will not return to its speed when it is new.
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