Apple agrees to pay $113 million to settle iPhone 'batterygate' scandalIt looks like the iPhone "batterygate" scandal may finally be over.
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Apple has agreed to pay $113 to settle the iPhone "throttling" investigation.
It also committed to being more transparent on similar software changes.
Reported by The Washington Post, Apple will pay $113 million to settle the iPhone "throttling" investigation that has been brought on by almost three dozen states in the U.S. According to the report, the states and Apple agreed to the financial penalty and a legal commitment from Apple to be transparent in the future when implementing similar software changes.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said that companies like Apple must "tell the whole truth" when taking actions that affect their customers.
"Big Tech must stop manipulating consumers and tell them the whole truth about their practices and products ... I'm committed to holding these goliath technology companies to account if they conceal the truth from their users."
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Apple agrees to pay $113 million to settle iPhone 'batterygate' scandal
