$5 billion class action suit over Apple's ebook licensing is based on false premises

AppleInsider
Apr 2, 2025, 12:21 pm331 pts
A new lawsuit demanding $5 billion in damages because of alleged false advertising over Apple Books lacks the understanding that digital books are licensed and not owned. Apple Books Apple famously faced and lost a "very ugly" lawsuit in the earliest days of what was then called iBooks. That was a startling…

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