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Apple settles class-action lawsuit over delayed AI features for $250 million
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Apple settles class-action lawsuit over delayed AI features for $250 million
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a US class-action lawsuit alleging it misled consumers about the release timeline for AI features promoted with the iPhone 16 launch.
- Apple created a $250 million settlement fund for eligible US customers without admitting liability, according to court documents.
- Customers accused Apple of promoting the Apple Intelligence platform and new Siri capabilities at WWDC 2024 without delivering the advertised features at the iPhone 16 launch.
- The settlement applies to iPhone owners who purchased devices after the Apple Intelligence announcement and before Apple announced delays to certain functions.
- Eligible customers may receive up to $95 per device, pending court approval and deduction of legal and administrative fees.
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