Apple dealing with Lawsuit Over Android iMessage Snafu
the previous day (November 11, 2014), the internet revealed that Apple had eventually mounted a longstanding glitch that caused textual content messages despatched with the aid of former iPhone customers to get lost in a digital void, leading to tens of millions of missing communiqués between Android and iOS buyers. the answer, a easy de-register page, used to be straightforward and painless—but it seems that it didn’t come quickly sufficient. remaining evening, U.S. District decide Lucy Koh granted a motion filed by Adrienne Moore, who switched from an iPhone 4 to a Samsung Galaxy S5 and claims that the glitch—which she believes Apple knew about and selected to not disclose—conflicted along with her Verizon wi-fi contract and interrupted her carrier. Moore’s prison information is working to show the case into a category motion swimsuit and is looking for an as-but-unspecified amount in damages. judge Koh ordered that the tech giant must face the fees considering that the glitch may have violated unfair competitors laws in California. Apple has now not but issued a public response. [h/t: NBC news]
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