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Why shouldn't anyone switch to iOS?
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The phone slowdowns were intended to prolong the lives of phones, not shorten them. The underclocking only happened after your phone had been forced to shut down because the battery wasn't delivering sufficient power. I had a phone with this problem, and opening the camera would sometimes just immediately shut down the phone instead. I got a free new battery for it, but the general fix was slowdowns instead. They should've disclosed it and they also should've given users control, but if they wanted people buying new phones, I know from experience that the random shutdowns were worse than a slower phone.