The British Court of Appeal rejected Apple’s request for deviating of the collective case; The wounded iPhone users demanded the amount specified because it reduces the speed of the iPhone processor in invading the speed of the iPhone to prevent the device from interrupting.
In 2016, Apple admitted that it deliberately slowed down the operation of devices with old or worn batteries and then apologized and paid compensation to injured users. Despite Apple’s attempt to reject the case, the British plaintiffs claims that the company should warn 24 million users before slowing down.
At the same time, the result of the case can lead to a significant financial fine for Apple, because even after 10 years, the company requires compensation for damage.
Source: Ferra
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