UK Lawsuit Over 'Throttled' iPhones Moves Forward

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By Eric SlivkaNov 1, 2023, 11:49 am248 pts
A legal claim in the United Kingdom over Apple's 2017 "throttling" controversy has been allowed to move forward by the Competition Appeal Tribunal, according to Reuters. Consumer advocate Justin Gutmann filed the claim back in June 2022, originally seeking a total of £750 million for up to 25 million iPhone…

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