Apart from unsolicited U2 albums finding their way onto our iTunes playlist, is there something else about the Apple iCloud that’s not so fruity?
Since the iPhone 6 came out, my iPhone 4 has been slightly rotten. Granted, it’s been off the Apple tree for a few years now, but in recent weeks it has been markedly slower and less reliable. It seems I’m not the only one.
I’ve encountered a few people with complaints about the recent performance of their iPhones, and the question was raised: is the Apple iCloud deliberately putting worms in the system? Are we being enticed to ditch our old phones to pick from the latest tree?
It’s a question worth asking…
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