Apple users are finally receiving their $65 payout following a 2018 class-action lawsuit that claimed Apple intentionally slowed down iPhones to push consumers to upgrade. The tech giant agreed to pay up to $500 million to settle the lawsuit in March 2020, but two iPhone owners filed an appeal objecting to certain terms of the settlement. However, the appeal was denied by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, bringing the five-year case to a close. The affected iPhone models included the iPhone 6, 6Plus, 6s Plus, and SE running on iOS 10 2.1 systems before December 21, 2017. iPhone 7 and 7 Plus models running on iOS 11.2 or later prior to that date were also affected.
Apple Settles $500M Lawsuit Over iPhone Slowdowns
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