Tired of dealing with robocall spammers and scammers? Legislative relief to U.S. consumers could be coming soon. Anti-robocall legislation was approved by the House of Representatives earlier this week with almost unanimous support, and is expected to be taken up by the Senate in the next couple of weeks, according to a new report from The Hill.
In a judgment Monday at the Northern Court of California, U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup dismissed a $5 billion class action complaint over alleged sale of Apple Music data.
Apple paid a heft fine after it voluntarily disclosed that it had violated US sanctions by inadvertently allowing a Slovenian developer's apps into the App Store for more than two years even though they were blacklisted by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
How long can a single trial go on for? Well apparently Apple and VirnetX want to find out, as yet another decision out of a United States appeal court will undoubtedly fuel things along.
Patent trolls are a scourge for technology companies like Intel and Apple. Now the two tech giants have teamed up to take down one of the biggest, Softbank-financed Fortress Investment Group. Intel and Apple have filed an antitrust lawsuit against Fortress, alleging the company has stockpiled patents expressly for the purpose of suing companies like Intel and Apple to extract profit, according to Reuters.
The University of Wisconsin has been in a long-standing legal battle with Apple for years, but the United States Supreme Court has just decided to not hear an appeal from the educational body.
Memoji has been around for quite some time already, but despite the fact that Apple has tried to nail down the trademark registration in the United States, that hasn't panned out for the company.
A new class-action complaint filed with the US District Court for the Northern District of California accuses Apple of false advertising, basically arguing that the Cupertino company is misleading customers as to where precisely their iCloud data is stored.
Apple is under investigation for iPhone supply deals in Japan.
Apple's expanded deal with Amazon that permits the online retail giant to carry the iconic smartphone could be in violation of the United States competition laws because the agreement is now reportedly being scrutinized by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Following the unusual step of announcing a broad antitrust review of major Silicon Valley platform giants on part of the United States Department of Justice, a new report released Friday alleges that eight US states could separately probe the tech giants.
The United States Federal Trade Commission officially said today it's leveling a $5 billion fine against Facebook less than two weeks after The Wall Street Journal first reported on the fine.