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Chris Mills
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Apple is no stranger to being sued over everything, by everybody. But the class-action lawsuit over "Error 53," which occurred when some customers had their TouchID sensors replaced by unauthorized repair shops, was a standout kind of bad. Luckily, that lawsuit has been stopped before it got anywhere near a jury. Yesterday, a US district court judge dismissed the entire lawsuit, saying that the plaintiffs "lack standing to pursue injunctive relief," and could not provide sufficient evidence that they had suffered permanent data loss. (more…)
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