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Up to 40 million UK Apple users could get about £77 each from a new class action lawsuit. Consumer group Which? claims Apple has been "trapping" iCloud users and overcharging them since 2015. The Competition Appeal Tribunal gave the case the green light, with a trial not expected until October 2028.
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