California consumers suing Apple Inc. may proceed on behalf of a statewide class on claims that Apple “broke” their iPhone 4 and 4S FaceTime function in April 2014 to save costs, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled.
The court Sept. 18 declined to certify a nationwide class or to allow non-monetary relief on behalf of a class.
The case is Grace v. Apple, Inc., 2018 BL 337552, N.D. Cal., 17-CV-00551-LHK, 9/18/18.
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