Apple Initiates Compensation Payments After Lawsuit Alleging Deliberate iPhone Slowdown
Apple Initiates Compensation Payments After Lawsuit Alleging Deliberate iPhone Slowdown
Following allegations of intentionally slowing down certain older iPhone models, Apple has initiated compensation payments to users as a result of a lawsuit in the United States. Dive into the details below to learn more about the developments. 👇 #AppleLawsuit
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The lawsuit where some iPhone users in the U.S. accused Apple of intentional slowing down of their phones just a few months after purchase concluded in the summer of 2023.
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The court found Apple guilty and ordered the tech giant to pay a total compensation penalty of $500 million to the plaintiff users.
As we entered 2024, the tech giant began compensating each affected iPhone owner with approximately $92.
The primary cause behind the abrupt performance drop in older iPhone devices can be traced back to the hidden iOS 10.2.1 update released in January 2017.
The said update, which included some performance adjustments for all iPhone 6 and 7 series phones, was initially rolled out to prevent devices from shutting down suddenly due to insufficient battery performance.
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Indeed, Apple successfully addressed the early shutdown issue with the new update.
In the subsequent course of events, users of iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, 7, or 7 Plus, who brought the issue to a class-action lawsuit, initially gained the right to a discounted battery replacement.
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