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Perhaps in court, standards are different. If Apple says "we believe those transactions to be fraud", maybe a sympathetic and reasonable judge will ask for some
by logicalmonster 4y ago
Perhaps in court, standards are different. If Apple says "we believe those transactions to be fraud", maybe a sympathetic and reasonable judge will ask for some proof.
- tptacek 4y agoOh, it would definitely be easier for this person in court than with Apple's process. Of course, if that were the norm, Apple would just end up eating a lot more fraud. That might sound like a good thing, but the expense mostly wouldn't come out of Apple's hide, but rather out of the hides of fraud victims --- which there'd be way, way more of.
- pwinnski 4y agoIn court, Apple could also present the full pattern of behavior of this user, which presumably includes much more than the OP's description of these events, and it's possible that a jury, hearing everything Apple can prove from their records, would side with Apple.