European consumer group demands compensation from Apple over batterygateThey want 60 euros per customer in compensation...
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A group of consumer associations in Europe is demanding compensation from Apple.
It wants Apple to pay 60 euros per customer.
It's over the batterygate scandal, which saw Apple accused of slowing down older iPhones.
A European consumer group is demanding Apple pay its customers 60 euros each as compensation over the Apple batterygate controversy.
As reported by iCulture:
A group of five European consumer organizations wants Apple to pay an amount of 60 euros per person to iPhone users. This has to do with an update from 2017. The Dutch consumer association is not participating.
The group, aptly named 'Euroconsumers' represents Spain, Portugal, Italy and strangely enough, Brazil. All four are demanding that Apple pay its customer 60 euros each over what it says is planned obsolescence in its devices. The claims relate back to the famous batterygate scandal in 2017. Apple was rocked by iPhone slowdown...
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European consumer group demands compensation from Apple over batterygate
