Civil Litigation
May 18, 2020
Potential $500M settlement reached over slowed iPhones
Apple secured preliminary approval Friday for a potential $500 million settlement to resolve accusations it purposely slowed older iPhones so consumers would buy newer models.
SAN JOSE -- Apple secured preliminary approval Friday for a potential $500 million settlement to resolve accusations it purposely slowed older iPhones so consumers would buy newer models.
U.S. District Judge Edward Davila permitted attorneys to notify class members of the deal despite a clarification from an Apple lawyer that only those who bought certain phone models...
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