content: No,  The iPhone 6, 6s and 6s plus had issues with the batteries. Instead replacing the batteries in the effected devices, they issues a software update that effected all iPhone 6, 6s, and 6s plus. So instead of spending money to remove defective batteries they crippled all the phones.  The batteries in the effective devices were degrading faster then others. Just a defective part.   Apple said at the time that a battery component in some affected iPhone 6 and 6s models was overexposed to "ambient air" before being assembled into battery packs.  Now I've not been able to read any of the suits yet. I'm waiting to see if they all combine under one jurisdiction. But until then I don't know what they are actually suing over. So far I think fraud and misleading. But I'm not sure.   That doesn’t seem criminal to me...  Just Jews swindling people bro.