Corporate Monopoly / Antitrust / Health Tech The Heart App Which Apple Broke to Protect Its Own Watch EvilCorporations.com • Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 24-1392 • 29 min read Apple deliberately killed a third-party app that detected life-threatening…
TL;DR Apple, Inc. is facing a class-action lawsuit in Washington state for allegedly violating the Telephone Buyers’ Protection Act (TBPA), a law on the books since 1984. The lawsuit claims Apple deliberately omits critical information from its iPhone packaging: who…
EvilCorporations.com • Case No. 5:25-cv-03517 • 46 min read iPhone 16 “Intelligence” Hoax? Apple Sued for Alleged Mass Deception Apple sold 55 million iPhone 16 Pro units by advertising a transformative AI feature that its own senior executives knew did…
Your Phone Is An Illegal Casino. Apple And Google Are Taking A 30% Cut. The Receipts The Accusation A class-action lawsuit (Case 2:24-cv-10805) alleges Big Tech giants Apple and Google are knowing partners in an “unlawful interstate gambling enterprise.” The…
Remember when Apple refused to give the feds access to the San Bernadino Shooter’s iPhone citing the importance of keeping users privacy secure? It seems like the corporation has since turned another page. Apple, a company that has long branded…
Corporate Misconduct • Consumer Finance Apple and Goldman Sachs’ $89 Million Broken Promise to Customers EvilCorporations.com • CFPB File No. 2024-CFPB-0012 • 26 min read TL;DR Apple and Goldman Sachs ran a credit card together and broke federal consumer protection…
EvilCorporations.com • Case 5:24-cv-07588-NC • 67 min read When Noise Cancellation Becomes Noise Amplification Apple sold millions of AirPods Pro Gen 1 earbuds for over $250 a pair while knowing the devices produced crackling, static, and amplified background noise instead…