iPhone 4s users running iOS 9 will be compensated by Apple
Apple has finally agreed to pay $15 to each iPhone 4s owner experiencing performance issues after they upgraded to iOS 9, the operating system released in 2015.
According to Blazetrends, which is the result of a class-action lawsuit spanning more than six years alleging iOS 9 slowed down the performance of some iPhone 4s models. This operating system has been released by Apple since 2015, and the lawsuit began in December 2015 by representatives of users. iPhone 4s complained. Those are the residents who live in New York and New Jersey (USA).
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iPhone 4s users in the lawsuit have to wait more than 6 years to receive compensation from Apple cultofmac |
The lawsuit alleges Apple falsely advertised the iOS 9 update. While Apple says iOS 9 will improve performance for upgraded devices, this has not been the case for some iPhone users. 4s. Report from MacRumors in December 2015 said: “The plaintiffs have filed a joint operating system complaint in this lawsuit alleging that they were harmed by upgrading their iPhone 4s to iOS 9 after being misrepresented by Apple about the operating system new”.
Previously, when introducing iOS 9, Apple described it as the operating system that offers the most advanced mobile experience with the most responsive performance.
According to the latest outcome of the lawsuit, Apple will accept a payment of $20 million to compensate affected iPhone 4s owners living in New York and New Jersey. A website will be created for users who believe they have been harmed by this behavior to fill out a form and receive money from Apple.
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