Apple sued over 'jelly scroll' defect on 6th gen iPad mini
In the lawsuit, there are also allegations stating that the "users have reported motion sickness, nausea, vomiting, and migraines when using the Device due to the defect."
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In the lawsuit, there are also allegations stating that the "users have reported motion sickness, nausea, vomiting, and migraines when using the Device due to the defect."
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Apple is now facing a lawsuit for its latest iPad Mini Gen 6 and its "Jelly Scrolling" issues that affect the performance of its touch screen.
Apple said jelly scrolling on iPad mini 6 was normal behavior for LCD screens. However, some users aren't satisfied with that explanation.
Apple hit by class-action lawsuit over iPad mini 6 jelly screen. The lawsuit claims that Apple is aware of the jelly screen but still sell it