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The scandal caused by the deliberate slowing down of older iPhones is starting to erupt in all parts of the world. We can count the lawsuits that are flying against the Apple company in the dozens and investigations that are being launched in France, for example.ancii, the USA or Italy are also not exactly few. To the lynch mob Apple South Korea joined a few days ago. Her lawsuit however, it is quite unconventional.

In the homeland of rival Samsung, unfair steps are being taken against Applu was fenced off by a group of about one hundred and twenty consumers who are AppThey were outraged. However, they did not decide to sue the Apple, but directly to its director Tim Cooka. According to them, as its main representative, he has the lion's share of the problem and should accept responsibility. However, the South Koreans did not indicate what solution would be best for consumers.

There will probably be more similar rarities

Either way, the lawsuit against the leading representative is Applu is quite interesting and we definitely don't encounter it every day. On the other hand, we can expect that we will encounter similarly rare lawsuits in this case many times. A few days ago, we informed you, for example, that a lawyer from the USA is demanding Appstorage of old, replaced batteries. After some time, they could be requested by experts and subjected to special expertise, which could eventto decide the outcome of some trials.

Although it would be extremely naive to think that the South Koreans' lawsuit will get Tim Cook to prison, it is undoubtedly a certain raised finger for him. As the main representative of the company, he undoubtedly knows about such things and they are largely on his shoulders. On the other hand, no one could have expected that the deliberate concealment of the added power supply management would stir up the waters in the world in such a way. Especially when this step Apple he only agreed to this in order to ensure more reliable operation of his phones for his users, as he claims. So let's be surprised how the whole case ends. Heronebut it is definitely not in sight yet.

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