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-I am quite possibly a bit slow here, but can anyone please explain how keeping the iPhone boxes out of reach of customers somehow gets Apple off the hook? I a

• millstone 8y ago
  IANAL but I think the idea is this: The plaintiff claim that Apple knew about the defect, and so it was willful deception to omit the defect in any written materials which could influence a purchase decision. Apple's reply is that customers weren't given any written materials prior to purchase, not even the box. So there was no way omissions in the written materials could have influenced purchase decisions.
  • lb1lf 8y ago
    -Your explanation makes sense; the principle does not. Thanks!
    • gtm1260 8y ago
      I agree! "We've omitted everything so we've omitted nothing" - Apple
      • kjeetgill 8y ago
        Alternatively, "We can't have misinformed if we haven't informed at all" Still a jerk move