Florida court dismisses lawsuit alleging Apple intentionally ‘broke’ FaceTime on older iPhones<div class="feat-image">
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<p>Apple has come across a small victory in Florida this week, with a federal court tossing out a lawsuit claiming the company intentionally broke FaceTime for users of older iPhone models. The lawsuit specifically alleged Apple broke FaceTime “to avoid costly transmitting services.”</p>
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