Apple settles iPhone slowdown case for $500m
Apple has agreed to settle a long-running class-action case in the US over allegations it deliberately slowed down older iPhones.
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Apple has agreed to settle a long-running class-action case in the US over allegations it deliberately slowed down older iPhones.
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