Apple hit with a $3.75 bn antitrust lawsuit over iCloud storage
Apple gets hit with a £3 billion (approximately $3.75 billion) lawsuit in the UK from a consumer advocacy group “Which?” stating that the company is “forcing” customers to use its iCloud service. The group claims Apple used its dominant position in the mobile ecosystem to promote iCloud while making it difficult for users to choose alternative cloud storage providers,
U.K. consumer rights group 'Which?' is filing a legal claim against Apple under competition law on behalf of some 40 million ...
There's a chance that every iPhone and iPad owner in the UK could be in line for a payout because of a £3 billion lawsuit ...
Apple Inc faces a lawsuit from a UK consumer group over allegations its monopoly on data storage breaches competition law, in ...
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Apple faces $3.8bn legal claim over iCloud practicesA UK consumer group believes iPhone and iPad iOS users have had little choice but to use Apple’s own iCloud service ...
Apple Intelligence is currently in its infancy on iPhone with some features like Writing Tools and Priority Notifications ...
MILLIONS of Apple iPhone and iPad users could be owed a £70 payout after a consumer group accused the tech giant of ripping ...
Around 40 million people in the United Kingdom could be entitled to a payout from Apple after consumer group Which? launched ...
UK consumer rights group Which? launched a near £3-billion ($3.8-billion) legal claim against Apple on Thursday, saying the US tech giant locked millions of customers into its cloud storage service.
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