A report from MacRumors indicates that 30 such class actions will be centralized by Judge Edward J. Davila in the Northern District of California because of the “overlapping claims,” but Apple is also facing several lawsuits in other parts of the world, including Canada and South Korea.
While the number of lawsuits filed for deliberately slowing down iPhones without users’ consent is increasing, Apple doesn’t seem to be in a rush to publish iOS updates that would address the problem.
Apple admitted in late December that it throttled the performance of older iPhone models with aged batteries in order to prevent unexpected shutdowns, and afte… (read more)
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