A few months ago, we published a news article called “Apple will deposit money to its users”. As you may remember, in this news we reported that Apple lost the “batterygate” case. After the case was concluded in 2023, the brand started making payments. Here are the details of the Apple batterygate case and the details of the payment to be made to users…
Apple batterygate case concluded!
Our old readers will remember Apple’s “slowdown” decision in 2017. Since this date, the brand has started to slow down the phones of older generation iPhone models with software updates, citing the “battery” problem. In the face of this situation, many angry users sued Apple in consumer courts.
After the lawsuit was filed, Apple abandoned this strategy. However, angry users did not withdraw their lawsuit demands and took the issue to court. As a matter of fact, the court found the consumers right and imposed some fines on Apple. He also stated that the brand must make certain payments to the plaintiff users. After the case was concluded in 2023, everyone was wondering about the day when payments would start to be made.
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According to the notification made by users to the MacRumors site, payments have started to be deposited into the accounts. A check for $92.17 signed by Apple was delivered to a user’s bank account. Following this, many users reported that they received payments that varied depending on their phone model.
However, since 2017, “Apple is slowing down phones!” The end period of their slogans has also begun. Because Apple no longer uses this type of approach on its devices. However, it is a known fact that the lifespan of old devices becomes shorter with each new iOS update. You can click here to access other details on the subject.
