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Apple to pay around Rs 113 crore as refund to iCloud users, but there is a catch - Vimarsana News

Apple to pay around Rs 113 crore as refund to iCloud users, but there is a catch

Apple will settle a class-action lawsuit against it by offering refunds of a total amount of $14.8 million, which is roughly Rs 113 crores.

Some iCloud users to receive payout after Apple settles class action for $14.8 million - Vimarsana News

Some iCloud users to receive payout after Apple settles class action for $14.8 million

As reported by Macworld, the settlement covers anyone who paid for a subscription to iCloud at any time from September 16, 2015, to January 31, 2016, and...

Ever subscribe to iCloud? Apple and your Uncle Tim might owe you part of a $14.8 million settlement - Vimarsana News

Ever subscribe to iCloud? Apple and your Uncle Tim might owe you part of a $14.8 million settlement

Apple has agreed to a settlement that will pay certain iCloud subscribers a total of $14.8 million dollars for violating the services' terms and conditions.

Apple agrees to $14.8 million settlement in iCloud Service lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Apple agrees to $14.8 million settlement in iCloud Service lawsuit

As noted by Macworld: thanks to a new class-action settlement, Apple has agreed to a US$14.8 million settlement “for breach of contract regarding its iCloud Service that Apple provides to its users.” The basis is that Apple breached the iCloud Terms and Conditions by storing iCloud user data using

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If you pay for extra iCloud storage, you may have a refund coming - Vimarsana News

If you pay for extra iCloud storage, you may have a refund coming

Class-action settlement is paying out millions to subscribers.

Source: idg.com.au