The tech giant has been accused of hiding defective batteries in millions of iPhones, by throttling them with software updates
Apple has urged a London court to block a $2 billion lawsuit.
The tech giant has been accused of hiding defective batteries in millions of iPhones, by throttling them with software updates.
Apple is calling the charges ‘baseless’, and strongly denies the claims.
It argues a power management update in 2017 was meant to help older batteries, and had little impact on performance.
The company has also previously apologised to customers, and offered replacements where appropriate.
