Apple beats US appeal claiming it shortchanged customers on iCloud storage

-On Wednesday, the last Federal Court of Appeal rejected the claims that Apple customers gave less iCloud data storage than the iPhone manufacturer pays.

In a 3-0 decision, the 9th US Court of Appeal in San Francisco said that reasonable consumers in the proposed class action will not be misleaded by Apple’s promises about the capacity of storage in their iCloud plans.

Plaintiff Lisa Bodenburg said that he paid $ 2.99 per month for 200 GB of storage and that Apple would add to all iCloud customers to 5 GB and that Apple is not 205 GB, but only 200 GB of total storage.

However, the circuit judge, Milan Smith, said that when Bodenburg offered Cupertino, California -based company free of charge by Cupertino, California, “increased” or “additional” storage of over 5 GB, “Apple has received exactly what it promises to him”.

Dr. Pepper referred to the dismissal of other cases based on “unreasonable assumptions”, including diet, including diet, and the net weight on the lip balm label could not reveal that the design of the distributor could not be reached.

“Apple’s statements are not wrong and deceptive because because [they] Smith can be misunderstood by a insignificant and non -representative consumers’ segment. “Smith wrote.

Bodenburg lawyers did not respond immediately to their requests for comments. The decision was dismissed in May 2024 by the US regional judge Trina Thompson in San Francisco.

CASE BODENBURG V Apple Inc, 9th US Circuit Court of Appeal, No. 24-3335.

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