Apple win against U.S. Consumer Lawsuit Over ICloud Monopoly Storage Claims

A U.S. District Court dismissed a lawsuit against Apple, which was filed by a woman paying $2.99 monthly for iCloud storage. The lawsuit claimed Apple illegally monopolized the digital storage market, forcing users to pay more for iCloud.

The plaintiff alleged that Apple violated antitrust law, leaving users with no viable alternative but to upgrade to a paid iCloud plan.

However, the judge ruled that the lawsuit failed to prove Apple had monopoly power or violated antitrust laws.

The court allowed the plaintiffs to amend their complaint and refile the case.