Korean iPhone users wait to replace their aged batteries with new ones at an Apple service center in Seoul. The U.S. smartphone maker began the battery swap program amid mounting anger over its software upgrade that intentionally slowed down older iPhones. Photo: Yonhap
Korean iPhone users wait to replace their aged batteries with new ones at an Apple service center in Seoul. The U.S. smartphone maker began the battery swap program amid mounting anger over its software upgrade that intentionally slowed down older iPhones. Photo: Yonhap
South Korea

More than 200,000 South Koreans take part in Apple lawsuit

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Korean iPhone users wait to replace their aged batteries with new ones at an Apple service center in Seoul. The U.S. smartphone maker began the battery swap program amid mounting anger over its software upgrade that intentionally slowed down older iPhones. Photo: Yonhap
Korean iPhone users wait to replace their aged batteries with new ones at an Apple service center in Seoul. The U.S. smartphone maker began the battery swap program amid mounting anger over its software upgrade that intentionally slowed down older iPhones. Photo: Yonhap
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