Apple releases new iOS 11.3 beta: Manual frequency reduction is here, but will you choose it?

As the most significant version update in iOS 11, iOS 11.3 has attracted the attention of many users of old iPhone models. After all, Apple has promised that a button for manual control of frequency reduction will be added to this new system version.

Now, Apple's fulfillment has finally come. In the second beta version of iOS 11.3 released today, the frequency reduction switch button is finally here. iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6S, 6S Plus, 7, and 7 Plus models can enjoy this feature.

In addition to adding a manual frequency reduction button, Apple also added a battery health function in iOS 11.3, which is mainly to facilitate users to check battery information and replace the battery when necessary.

It should be noted that Apple has also specifically described the manual frequency reduction function. If you disable the performance management function, you cannot manually enable the function again. Only when an unexpected shutdown occurs will the function be automatically turned on again, and the option to disable the function will also be provided at that time.

Don't you understand? Actually, it is like this. The throttling switch of the old iPhone will only turn on automatically if it shuts down unexpectedly due to battery problems. Therefore, the throttling switch is not a button that can be manually switched back and forth immediately. Once you choose to turn it off, the probability of the iPhone shutting down unexpectedly is very high.

In fact, Apple's point of view is very clear. If you want to turn off frequency reduction, the device will frequently encounter unexpected shutdowns. If you honestly do not reduce the frequency, you can use the device normally. What will you choose?