Apple agrees to pay $53 million in class-action suit regarding faulty moisture indicators

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By Cody LeeMay 28, 2013, 3:28 pm221 pts
Apple has today agreed to settle a long-standing class-action lawsuit with consumers over its AppleCare warranty service for the sum of $53 million. The suit, which was filed back in 2010, has to do with the company’s policy on servicing liquid-damaged products. In the filing, consumers claimed that the LCIs…

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