Apple blamed again for another distracted driving traffic crash

Ars Technica
By David KravetsJan 24, 2017, 2:13 pm204 pts
Enlarge (credit: Spencer Platt, Getty Images) Weeks ago, Apple was sued on accusations that its FaceTime app contributed to the highway death of a young girl in Texas. The girl's family claims that the iPhone maker should have deployed technology to prohibit motorists from using the app. Now there's another…

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