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Apple Hammered with Class Action #5 for Slowing iPhone Battery Issue

• davidhakendel 9y ago
  Defendant's unlawful failure to inform consumers that updating their iPhone 6, 6S, SE or 7 (the "Legacy Devices") to iOS 10.2.1 (and/or later to iOS 11.2) would dramatically and artificially reduce the performance of the Legacy Devices. Apple also failed to inform consumers that phone performance would be restored – by as much as 70 percent – if affected individuals simply replaced the phone's lithium-ion battery. Replacing the battery at an Apple store costs less than $100. The cost of the new iPhone X is over $1,000. I would think that for that kind of money there would be some disclosure.