As a result, the International Trade Commission (ITC) cannot prohibit the import of the “smart” clock of Apple Watch in the United States, despite AliveCor’s claims.
According to the Phonearena portal, the case began in 2021 when AliveCor accused Apple of violating his patents. He supported ITC AliveCor, but Apple objected to the Judicial Apellation Council, which canceled the reality of AliveCor patents. However, a few weeks later, the ITC recognized that AliveCor patents are valid.
ITC prepared a decision to prohibit the import of Apple Watch with a heart rhythm sensor, but could not come into force due to the court decision. Now we’re talking about the fact that Apple has left the situation.
Source: Ferra
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