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Company Apple has always fought against unauthorized repairs of its hardware products that use counterfeit parts and pass them off as originals. It also stands in opposition to the so-called "right to repair", which applies not only in many countries of the United States, and actively opposes unauthorized services. This action plays to one side in favor of consumers who like it Apple they try to ensure quality and branded parts, on the other hand, such a service is a bit more expensive.

One of the manifestations of this struggle of the Cupertino company is its repeated efforts to cancel one Norwegian establishment. Apple tried it for the first time last year. Lawyers Applu sent Henrik Huseby, the owner of a small electronics repair shop, a letter asking him to stop repairing iPhone displays and also to provide financial compensation. The repair shop called PCKompaniet is in the crosshairs Applu received after Norwegian customs officers intercepted a shipment of counterfeit displays for iPhone 6 to iPhone 6s. Although it might seem that PCKompaniet has no say in this dispute,anci, Norwegian laws surprisingly played in his favor and Apple disputeonec lost. Among the key points that worked in Huseby's favor was the fact that he did not try to present the counterfeit pieces as genuine. Although the pieces had logos Applu, but it was not visible to the end customer, so the Norwegian court did not consider it misleading.

Apple but he did not want to give up even after a year and filed an appeal against the original decision. This was heard and the case will be heard again in a higher court in Norway. Huseby's lawyer noted that the displays that Huseby used contained some original parts, but they were combined with non-branded ones - these included, for example, the display glass. However, the displays were not advertised as original, but as refurbished. The defense further states that goods are not considered counterfeit if their logos are covered with paint.

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