A group of some 27,000 South Koreans is suing Apple for $26 million for what they claim are privacy violations from the collection of iPhone user location information. Each person in the suit is seeking 1 million won ($932) in damages, says Kim Hyeong-seok, one of their attorneys. Kim said they are targeting Apple to "protect privacy" rights.
August 18, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A group of some 27,000 South Koreans is suing Apple for $26 million for what they claim are privacy violations from the collection of iPhone user location information.
Each person in the suit is seeking 1 million won ($932) in damages, Kim Hyeong-seok, one of their attorneys, said Wednesday. He said they are targeting Apple and its South Korean unit to “protect privacy” rights.
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