2024-01-19 04:10:23
In 2023, Apple agreed to pay a $35 million fine in the lawsuit. iPhone 7, 7 Plus audio system has problemsDue to a problem with the chip, Apple is now gradually providing information to the victims.
iPhone 7, 7 Plus case: Sound system has a problem
MacRumors reports that Apple has begun sending emails to victims in the United States. After being ordered by the court to pay a fine in the iPhone 7, 7 Plus case, the sound system had problems. The victims will be a group of iPhone 7, 7 Plus users from September 16, 2016 to January 3, 2023 who had a problem with the sound system. Then I brought the machine in for repairs (paying for it myself).
Back in 2018, iPhone 7, 7 Plus users reported a problem that After updating to iOS 11.3, I encountered a microphone problem. During a call or FaceTime, the other party can’t hear the voice, can’t call Siri and record audio, the speaker button during the call is gray and can’t be pressed.
After learning of the problem, Apple launched a free repair program for the problem. And shortly thereafter, Apple canceled free repairs for iPhone 7, 7 Plus, out-of-warranty devices that encountered problems. This caused some users who encountered the problem to have to pay for repairs themselves. In 2019, a lawsuit arose.
The cause of the issue, a US court said, was “inadequate use of materials to protect the audio chip components.” This resulted in a problem with the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus’ audio chip, but there is no information on how it affected the iPhone 7 or 7 Plus. How many iPhones?
For the fine Reports reveal that the total value is US$35 million. People who paid for the repairs themselves could receive up to $349, while others could get up to $125. A federal court will review the terms of their compensation. and approve later
Source: MacRumors
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