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Apple might face a $2 billion lawsuit in UK over hiding defective iPhone batteries - Vimarsana News

Apple might face a $2 billion lawsuit in UK over hiding defective iPhone batteries

Allegations that Apple purposely withheld information on faulty iPhone batteries have led to a potential $2 billion lawsuit in the UK. Consumer advocate

Apple faces Mass Lawsuit for Throttling' iPhones - Vimarsana News

Apple faces Mass Lawsuit for Throttling' iPhones

Apple has urged a London tribunal to block a US$2 billion mass lawsuit accusing it of hiding defective batteries in millions of iPhones by “throttling” them with software updates. The tech giant is facing a lawsuit worth up to £1.6 billion plus interest, brought by consumer champion Justin Gutmann on behalf…

Apple fights $2.7 billion London lawsuit for 'throttling' millions of iPhones - Vimarsana News

Apple fights $2.7 billion London lawsuit for 'throttling' millions of iPhones

LONDON - Apple Inc urged a London tribunal on Tuesday (May 2) to block a US$2 billion (S$2.7 billion) mass lawsuit accusing it of hiding defective batteries in millions of iPhones by "throttling" them with software updates. The tech giant is facing a lawsuit worth up to 1.6 billion pounds (S$2.6 billion) plus interest, brought by consumer champion Justin Gutmann...

Apple fights US$2 billion lawsuit for 'throttling' of iPhones - Vimarsana News

Apple fights US$2 billion lawsuit for 'throttling' of iPhones

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Apple fights $2bln London lawsuit for 'throttling' millions of iPhones - Vimarsana News

Apple fights $2bln London lawsuit for 'throttling' millions of iPhones

Apple said in written arguments that the lawsuit is "baseless" and strongly denies its iPhones' batteries were defective

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