The lawsuit note that the chargers were functioning normally before September 13, 2016.
The Apple iOS update also took place without Emersons approval, notes the suit.
Thus, requiring that people buy a new charger for her iPhone.
Upon learning this, Plaintiff felt ripped off, cheated, and violated by Defendant.
The lawsuit further notes that the chargers were produced by the iPhone-maker, and not a third-party company.
Apple has yet to officially respond to the lawsuit.
source: www.techworm.net
