Apple faces UK ‘iCloud monopoly’ compensation claim worth $3.8 billion
U.K. consumer rights group 'Which?' is filing a legal claim against Apple under competition law on behalf of some 40 million users of iCloud, its cloud
Apple faces a new $3.75 billion antitrust lawsuit over iCloud storage
Apple is facing a £3 billion (about $3.75 billion) lawsuit from a consumer group that alleges the iPhone maker violated UK competition law by “forcing” customers to use its iCloud service. In its press release,
Lawsuit Claims Apple ‘Trapped’ 40 Million UK Customers Into iCloud Service
Apple is facing a close to £3 billion ($3.78 billion) lawsuit after British consumer group Which? on Thursday alleged that the company breached UK competition law by locking millions of users into its iCloud service and charging them "rip-off prices.
Are UK Apple Customers Being Overcharged For iCloud? £3 Billion Lawsuit Says 'Yes'
Consumer group Which? has filed a £3 billion lawsuit against Apple, accusing the tech giant of forcing iCloud usage and overcharging customers.
UK Consumer Group Takes on Apple Over ICloud Service
Apple encouraged its users to sign up to iCloud to store photos, videos and other data while making it difficult to use alternative providers. Customers then had to pay for the service once their data exceeded the free 5GB limit,
Apple faces lawsuit in U.K. over alleged iCloud monopoly, TechCrunch says
U.K. consumer rights group ‘Which?” is filing a legal claim against Apple (AAPL), alleging the company has broken competition rules
Consumer group sues Apple for $3.8b over iCloud monopoly
A consumer rights group in the U.K. has filed a lawsuit against Apple, claiming it locks its customers into the iCloud cloud storage service.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
British consumer group launches $3.8B 'abuse of dominance' class action against Apple over iCloud
A British consumer advocacy group has launched a $3.8 billion antitrust class action against Apple on behalf of its 40 million U.K. customers alleging the U.S. tech giant is fleecing them by locking them into iCloud.
Apple accused of trapping and ripping off 40m iCloud customers
Apple is facing a legal claim accusing it of effectively locking 40 million British customers into its iCloud service and charging them "rip off prices". Consumer group Which? says the legal action - which it has launched - could result in a £3bn payout if it is successful,
Apple Faces $3.8 Billion Antitrust Legal Claim Over iCloud
U.K. consumer-protection group Which? said the iPhone maker had breached competition rules by tying consumers to its iCloud storage service.
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Which? sues Apple for $3.8B, alleging unfair iCloud practices in the UK
Consumer rights group Which? claims Apple limits competition by promoting iCloud, impacting millions of UK users as Apple ...
iCloud users across UK in line for a payout after £3,000,000,000 lawsuit
Around 40 million people in the United Kingdom could be entitled to a payout from Apple after consumer group Which? launched ...