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Brazilian court found iPhone insufficiently protected device

A Brazilian court imposed an obligation on Apple to pay a compensation to the customer whose iPhone was stolen in Sao Paulo. It was found that the criminals gained access to the blocked device, and then committed theft of funds from the client's bank account. The court's verdict, experts say, may indicate insufficient security of the device....

Students are suing Apple over the absence of chargers in iPhone packages

Students of Beijing University of Chemistry and Technology and Donghua University have filed a large class action lawsuit against Apple. The students are demanding that the company include a charger in an IPhone set, rather than selling it separately for big sums of money. The fact is that new smartphones do not come with chargers. The plaintiffs applied to the court back in September, claiming that Apple was violating the rights and interests of consumers....

THE COURT REJECTED THE CLAIM OF RUSSIAN INVENTOR TO PROHIBIT THE SALES OF IPHONE

The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation rejected the claim of Artashes Ikonomov, who claimed that the SOS function on iPhones was his invention. The plaintiff applied to court for violation of intellectual property rights. He claimed that Apple was misusing his invention. In 2013, Artashes Ikonomov patented the ‘Mobile phone with emergency communication’ device. A pre-recorded ...

THE NEW AMERICAN INSOLVENCY LAW MAY BRING APPLE TO BANKRUPTCY

..., a guide to action for legislative bodies in other American states. According to the technical expert of the company, Eric Neuenschwander, such measures introduced by the state authorities can actually destroy the main product of the company - the iPhone. The company may even face bankruptcy, if this initiative begins to come into force across the states. Neuenschwander believes that the removal of the control over third-party applications, which Apple is currently implementing, will make the mobile ...

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