thousands of people making anti-Trump and anti-GOP comments on chat sites and Twitter and other comments<\/a>. And you say that you\u2019ve researched and you know who these people are and —<\/p>\nRUSH: I know who the 10 are who were trying to destroy me.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Ah.<\/p>\n
RUSH: There are many more than just the 10. We just exposed the 10 trying to destroy me. But all of Twitter, practically all of Twitter is aligned against Trump and aligned against conservatives, whether they\u2019re using bots or not.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Yeah.<\/p>\n
RUSH: What was your question gonna be about that?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Well, my question is, if you know who the people are that were outing you, why don\u2019t you list their names on your website?<\/p>\n
RUSH: We did out them, to them, and we did out them to the people that they were trying to defraud and lie to.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Why not out them to the public?<\/p>\n
RUSH: Well, because they could become more famous that way. They\u2019d become really appreciated and loved by fellow Rush haters. We don\u2019t want to give \u2019em any fame. We wanted to stop \u2019em. Hang on. I got go. Don\u2019t hang up.<\/p>\n
BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n
RUSH: Back to David here in Lincoln, slash, Pekin, Illinois. What was your iPhone question, my buddy?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Well, about a year ago I got drug into the wonderful world of iPhones.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Wait. Nobody gets “drug” into —<\/p>\n
CALLER: Well, I had a flip phone, and I was under the impression that that was all I needed. I am a believer now.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Oh, really? Okay.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Well, my daughter had a iPhone 6, and she was trying to upgrade it, and they wouldn\u2019t do it because it had a little crack in the corner of the screen.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Who wouldn\u2019t do it?<\/p>\n
CALLER: So I went ahead and bought her a new iPhone 7 for Christmas and I inherited her iPhone 6.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Way to go.<\/p>\n
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CALLER: Which I\u2019m using now. But then I hear this news about how they\u2019re slowing \u2019em down based upon battery or something.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Oh.<\/p>\n
CALLER: And my question is, does their software interrogate my phone to see if it actually needs a new battery and slow it down then, or is it just blanketly slowing down iPhone 6 and older —<\/p>\n
RUSH: No. Okay, this is actually a good question. Let me explain this to you. The operating system is examining the strength and the age of each individual battery. It\u2019s not something that they have blanketly written code for that if a battery in an iPhone 6 reaches a certain day, that they\u2019re gonna institute the system slowdown. It\u2019s based on the number of charge cycles on that battery combined with how old the battery is. It\u2019s individual to each device.<\/p>\n
And I have to be on Apple\u2019s side on this. The liberal tech media loves to destroy Apple like they love to destroy Trump and the Republicans. Here\u2019s the truth of this. Battery technology has peaked. Lithium ion battery technology has peaked. It\u2019s the one piece of tech in a phone that is maxed out. We cannot improve it beyond what it is because of the chemistry of the ingredients of lithium ion batteries.<\/p>\n
The only way to make \u2019em better is to find out how to make a new kind of battery that doesn\u2019t use these kinds of materials. And one of the characteristics is that as batteries charge and as they are used they get weaker and they lose their capacity. When you get into the two-year period, if you\u2019ve used the phone normally in that two-year period, the battery is going to get sufficiently weak that when the processor puts certain kinds of demands on the battery, it will shut down rather than blow up, rather than be damaged.<\/p>\n
So what Apple has done is written code that examines each battery. It knows if you\u2019re using an iPhone 6 or a 6s or a 7. It knows that. But what it knows is how many charge cycles are on that battery. And it knows the relative strength of that battery. You can get an app now that will tell you all this. I forget the name of the app, but you can actually get an app that will tell you all of this data about your battery. Apple is gonna be building that into the OS, and the beta of that\u2019s coming next week. I think the version that will have all of this information that you will then be able to see for yourself, will be out in March.<\/p>\n
Now, what they do, when they detect the battery is on the verge here of reaching a point where it will shut down because of the load the processor puts on it, say when you turn it on, or say when you want to run a website, there are various different processes on the phone that use more electricity, more power in the battery than others. Apple doesn\u2019t want the phone shutting down on you. That\u2019s the worst thing. You\u2019re in the middle of doing something, you\u2019re listening to a song, or you\u2019re composing an email to somebody, bammo, it shuts down, the worst thing that can happen.<\/p>\n
So they have purposely slowed down the processor so that those giant spikes, loads put on the processor are reduced so that the battery doesn\u2019t shut down. They\u2019ve decided that as far as customer usage is concerned, it\u2019s much better for the phone to keep operating than to be repeatedly shutting down on you in the middle of things that you\u2019re doing. There\u2019s nothing deceptive about it. They just didn\u2019t explain this like I just did. But that\u2019s all this is. They\u2019re replacing these batteries for 29 bucks.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Yeah, I saw that. They also said that if you have any crack on your screen, though, you gotta get that fixed first.<\/p>\n
RUSH: I don\u2019t know about that, but that\u2019s —<\/p>\n
CALLER: — interfere with the — (unintelligible)<\/p>\n
RUSH: What do they want to charge you for that, a couple hundred bucks?<\/p>\n
CALLER: I don\u2019t know. I have no idea. I haven\u2019t got that far in my research.<\/p>\n
RUSH: You\u2019re using a 6. Do you like it?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Yeah, hey, it lets me listen to the podcasts when I work out at the gym in the morning.<\/p>\n
RUSH: You\u2019re using your iPhone to listen to the Rush Limbaugh podcasts?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Yes.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Oh. Well, see, you don\u2019t want it shutting down on you during that.<\/p>\n
CALLER: No.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Are you having trouble with it? Is it shutting down on you at times or are you having no problems with it?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Well, some days it will last, like the battery will go into the evening. Other days I\u2019ll be at the gym and look down, and I had a hundred percent when I left the house, and it says 27.<\/p>\n
RUSH: You know, let me tell you something.<\/p>\n
CALLER: I have no idea why.<\/p>\n
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RUSH: Let me give you a little hint. Battery usage is specific to every phone. It\u2019s so difficult for any company like Apple or Samsung to publish accurate battery life estimates because everybody\u2019s different, and nobody uses their phones the same way, and nobody has the same apps on their phones. On those days where you leave the house at a hundred percent, you get to the gym and it\u2019s down to 50, you\u2019ve obviously got a runaway app process that hasn\u2019t stopped and there\u2019s no way of knowing what it is.<\/p>\n
So the first thing to do, the first thing to do when you notice that your battery is depleting faster than normal, shut it down. Just restart it. Kill whatever process is causing it. Do not assume that you can\u2019t do anything about it because — I do this all the time. I have to sometimes restart my phones two or three times.<\/p>\n
I have a circumstance — I\u2019ll just tell you a little story. In my library there\u2019s a process going on in there where one of my iPads is causing battery churn on every iPhone. In other words, if you look to the battery settings, you\u2019ll find standby and usage, and that\u2019s how you determine how your battery\u2019s performing. You want standby to be much larger than usage. Well, on my phones, they\u2019re equal. That means the battery is being churned like crazy. And what it is is my iPad is not disconnecting from a Wi-Fi station on my way to the library.<\/p>\n
I have a number of Wi-Fi stations in my house, I go in the door, I go into the library, but there are two base stations before I get there. The iPad is connecting to one of them and not letting go. And it\u2019s very far away. And it\u2019s causing sync problems with the other devices on iCloud. So I have to turn that iPad off or at least turn it off Wi-Fi, and then my iPhone batteries are back to normal.<\/p>\n
Now, it took me a month to figure this out. And most people are not gonna spend that kind of time. You know, I\u2019m a Fanboy. I love this stuff. I\u2019m a tech — I\u2019m an idiot! I don\u2019t need a new iPad. I erased my iPad, and I re-restored to it. I fixed it that way. Took me a month to track this down, is my point. Most people are not gonna spend that kind of time.<\/p>\n
In the process, I have learned, if you\u2019ve got a runaway battery, just shut the phone down and restart it. Shut it down and plug it back in for five or 10 minutes, if you can, if you\u2019re someplace. Don\u2019t just sit there and let it deplete, because that\u2019s not normal. And it\u2019s not designed that way and it means there\u2019s something you\u2019ll probably never track down causing it, and it\u2019s random. Just restart the phone. And I guarantee you it\u2019ll stop that kind of battery churn.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Well, I\u2019ll give that a try. I know I have one app that my AAA insurance company gives me. If I have that on, then they give me better rates, but it sucks battery.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Yeah, so does Facebook. The Facebook app is one of the worst. I don\u2019t know if you use that, but the Facebook app —<\/p>\n
CALLER: I don\u2019t do Facebook.<\/p>\n
RUSH: All right, fine. Good. Well, then turn the AAA thing off when you\u2019re not using it.<\/p>\n
CALLER: Yeah. It gets involved but, yes.<\/p>\n
RUSH: These things are not complicated. The problem with modern tech is they are capable of so much more than anybody ever tells you. There\u2019s no manual. There\u2019s no one clearinghouse place that you as a customer can go to find out everything your phone can do. There\u2019s not one place you can go to identify every problem you\u2019re having, where somebody\u2019s had it and has a solution. Well, I do that. I go to every different source I know every time I encounter a problem trying to track it down. I\u2019m very sensitive to battery churn.<\/p>\n
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I use one phone to test this in my library. I have one phone I never use but it\u2019s on, and right now the standby number is at 58 hours, and the usage is three hours. That is excellent! And my battery\u2019s at 70%. So I know everything\u2019s okay in my library.<\/p>\n
Now, my staff is laughing at me like they can\u2019t believe this. (interruption) Do I want to test my phone? I have a phone that has done nothing — since I had that problem in the library, since I had that massive churn, yes, I\u2019ve got a phone that does nothing but tell me whether or not things are working in my — you know, the iCloud and the Wi-Fi base stations, one phone to tell me whether there\u2019s churn in the room or not. (interruption) What tech question do you have? Hmm. That doesn\u2019t mean anything. Your Apple base station won\u2019t stop blinking yellow.<\/p>\n
I had one that was blinking yellow. It didn\u2019t matter. Reboot it. And it\u2019s still blinking yellow? Is your Wi-Fi not working in the room? Okay. You\u2019re fine. Don\u2019t sweat it. The yellow doesn\u2019t — it\u2019s not panic time. Green would be better, but it doesn\u2019t mean that your house is gonna catch fire and the insurance won\u2019t pay off or any of that. You\u2019re in good shape.<\/p>\n
See, this is the thing. I\u2019ve experienced that too. I know what it means, and it\u2019s not a crisis. You\u2019re fine. If you want to get a new one, go ahead. But Apple\u2019s getting out of the router business anyway. These base stations are the last ones that they\u2019re gonna make. They may update the firmware for \u2019em now and then, but anyway, if your iPhone 6 is running fine, then you\u2019re in good shape until it — and you\u2019ll know what the battery starts to — your first shutdown.<\/p>\n
But you\u2019re eligible now, so you may as well go get in line for a new battery. And I guarantee you it\u2019ll make that iPhone 6 like brand-new, as old as it is, it will make that phone brand-new. That\u2019s how important power is in making a phone and the processor run at its maximum capability.<\/p>\n
Let me take a break. We\u2019ll do that, we\u2019ll come back with more after this. Don\u2019t go away.<\/p>\n
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I tell you what I just did. I just sent a screenshot of what I was just talking about up to Koko at the website, and he\u2019s gonna post it. It\u2019s a screenshot. I took it at 1:34 this morning on my test iPhone in the library, and it shows 50 hours and 21 minutes of standby and 4 hours, 33 minutes of usage.<\/p>\n
That is just awesome. You can\u2019t get better battery efficiency, which means I\u2019ve got no problems in my library. There\u2019s nothing in there causing battery churn and nothing on this phone. And I\u2019ve got 70% of the battery remaining after nearly two and a half days.<\/p>\n
Now, the phone\u2019s been doing nothing. That\u2019s its purpose. That\u2019s its test. But that\u2019s the best way I know to measure overall battery strength, battery usage, and whether or not the system is working properly. So he\u2019s gonna post that screenshot up there for you to see, and it\u2019s a great way to check how your battery in your phone\u2019s doing.<\/p>\n
Now, to get an accurate measure, you have to be able to set it aside for a period of time and not use it. There\u2019s a little bit more to this in terms of setting this up, like, for example, a full charge is required to reset both standby and usage to zero. Now, the full charge, the phone considers 90% to be full charge, so you have to charge the phone to minimum 90% to zero out that standby and usage scale. And putting them both at zero is the best way to measure this.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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RUSH: All right.<\/p>\n