Smartphone monopoly litigation
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Background on Smartphone monopoly litigation (Wikipedia)Apple
Millions of iPhone purchasers
Active MDL; no settlement
Case tracking for the Smartphone monopoly litigation matter, current through August 11, 2026, plus any additional news coverage found automatically below. Allegations may be disputed; a listing does not establish liability or individual eligibility.
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Apple's $250 million class-action settlement paves way for payouts to iPhone owners - abcnews.com
Apple's $250 million class-action settlement has cleared the way for eligible iPhone owners to receive payments.
How to Claim Your Cut of Apple’s $250 Million Siri Settlement - wired.com
Apple’s $250 million Siri settlement is being presented with information on how eligible consumers can seek payment.
Apple settlement offers some iPhone owners up to $95. How to file a claim - kcra.com
Apple’s settlement allows eligible iPhone owners to submit claims for payments of up to $95.
FDA recalls hand soaps from Ingles over potential bacterial contamination - WLOS
The FDA announced a recall of hand soaps sold by Ingles due to potential bacterial contamination.
Apple's $250M AI iPhone Settlement Is Coming Sooner Than Expected. How to Find Out if You're Eligible for a Payout - CNET
Apple’s $250 million settlement involving AI features on iPhones is reportedly approaching, with consumers able to check potential payout eligibility.
Apple's Siri Settlement: Here's When iPhone Owners Can Submit Claims - MacRumors
Apple's Siri settlement allows eligible iPhone owners to begin submitting claims.
California appeals court revives lawsuit accusing Apple of blocking iPhone repairs - Courthouse News
A California appeals court reinstated a proposed lawsuit alleging that Apple improperly restricted iPhone repair options.
Apple faces class action over alleged ‘bricking’ of older Apple Watch models - Top Class Actions
Apple is facing a proposed class action alleging that older Apple Watch models were rendered unusable.
Apple's $250 million class-action settlement paves way for payouts to iPhone owners - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Apple has reached a $250 million class-action settlement that will allow eligible iPhone owners to receive payments.
Apple Siri AI settlement: When eligible iPhone users can receive up to $95 - Mashable
Apple has reached a settlement involving Siri that may provide payments of up to $95 to eligible iPhone users.
iPhone users now won't have to wait as long for $250M settlement - USA Today
iPhone users may receive compensation sooner under a $250 million settlement involving Apple.
Apple's $250 Million AI iPhone Settlement Is Coming Sooner Than Expected. Learn Who's Eligible for a Payout - cnet.com
Apple is expected to begin distributing payments from a $250 million settlement related to its AI-enabled iPhones.
Apple class action alleges Hide My Email feature does not work as advertised - Top Class Actions
A proposed class action alleges that Apple's Hide My Email feature fails to perform as advertised.
Apple Could Owe Some Users up to $5,000 Each in This Class Action Lawsuit - Lifehacker
A class action lawsuit alleges that Apple may owe certain users compensation of up to $5,000 each.
Apple sued for allegedly misleading consumers over iCloud+ privacy feature in class-action complaint - nypost.com
A proposed class action alleges Apple misled consumers about the privacy protections provided by its iCloud+ feature.
Why Apple customers will have to wait over a year for $250M settlement - usatoday.com
Apple customers may face a wait of more than a year before receiving payments from a $250 million settlement.
If You're Hoping to Collect on Apple's $250M AI iPhone Settlement, You'll Have to Wait a Year - cnet.com
A settlement involving Apple’s AI-related iPhone claims is reported to require eligible consumers to wait about a year before receiving payments.
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