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Australia Consumer Watchdog Cracks Down on Apple

December 18, 2013 by Charles West - Leave a Comment

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Apple has been ordered to pay complainants back their money from a case brought up by Australian customers for “faulty products.” This ruling is being enforced by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. The iPhone maker is going to comply with its warranty on the goods it sells in line with Australia’s laws. This is something that we rarely see done to a major company by a government, because of the enormous influence that companies like Apple have over so many making decisions.

Via AllThingsD

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