Apple has agreed to pay $113 million to settle litigation with more than 30 US states over its slowdown in performance of older iPhones to manage battery power .

The latest “batterygate ” settlement will divide the settlement among California and 33 other states , according to a statement by state Attorney General Xavier Becerra .

The settlement resolves complaints that the tech giant made misrepresentations about iPhone batteries and software updates that throttled processing performance to manage insufficient battery power , according to the state official .
“Apple withheld information about their batteries that slowed down iPhone performance , all while passing it off as an update, ” said Becerra .

“This type of behavior hurts the pockets of consumers and limits their ability to make informed purchases . Today ’s settlement ensures consumers will have access to the information they need to make a well- informed decision when purchasing and using Apple products . ”

The settlement resolves complaints about Apple ’s iPhone 6 and 7 generation phones which according to the states ’ complaint were susceptible to performance loss .

Apple had no immediate comment on the matter .
In the court documents , the iPhone maker said it agreed to the payout “solely for the purposes of settlement ,” without any admission of wrongdoing.
Earlier this year Apple agreed to pay up to $ 500 million to settle a class -action lawsuit over the same issue .

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