Apple fined AU$9m for misleading consumers over warranty rights
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Apple fined AU$9m for misleading consumers over warranty rights
26:06:40 / June 19, 2018

Apple is set to pay AU$9 million after the Australian Federal Court found that it made false or misleading representations to customers on their warranty rights. Read more: https://zd.net/2I16yIF

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