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Apple cops $AU2.5 million fine for misleading consumers

theregister.co.uk (10 months and 27 days ago)

Jun 22, 2012

There’s eight minutes that Cupertino will never get back The "Apple 4G deception" imbroglio in Australia has concluded with the company slapped with a $AU2.5 million dollar fine for advertising capabilities it couldn’t deliver down under.… full story

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