Apple facing more “batterygate” lawsuits in Europe

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At the start of this week, Apple was fined €10 million (about $12 million) in Italy over its misleading water resistance claims. Last month Cupertino agreed to pay $113 million in settlements with its consumer fraud allegations in over 30 US states over its infamous “batterygate” practices affecting iPhone 6, iPhone 7 and iPhone SE models.

Now, a total of five European consumer organizations filed new class-action lawsuits against Apple in Belgium and Spain over the same planned obsolescence claims and the intentional slowdown of iPhone 6 and 6s series devices. The new lawsuits are asking Apple to compensate affected users “at least €60 (around $70) per device”in Belgium and Spain. More lawsuits are planned in Italy and Portugal.

Back in July, Apple

href="https://www.gsmarena.com/apple_iphone_batterygate_victims_can_now_apply_to_receive_25_settlement-news-44245.php">agreed to pay up to $25 to each US customer affected batterygate issue. Owners of the iPhone 6 series and iPhone SE (that ran iOS 10.2.1 or later) as well as iPhone 7 series devices that ran iOS 11.2 or later before December 21, 2017 were eligible for this incentive.

Apple has continued to deny all allegations surrounding the batterygate fiasco and claims it reached a settlement to pay up its users to "avoid burdensome and costly litigation".

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