IPHONE USER COMPLAINTS
Apple iPhone Duo display issues: Who can request a replacement as cracks emerge near the hinge and Apple responds to customer complaints?
Apple has acknowledged display issues affecting some iPhone Duo units and is offering replacements for affected devices. Customers experiencing problems are advised to contact AppleCare for assistance related to their displays. The company has not provided detailed information regarding the cause of the reported damages. Early indications suggest that this may impact long-term customer perceptions of the product.
Phone stolen in metro crowd, Rs 57,000 lost within an hour; SIM card used to take money from bank accounts without unlocking the device
A phone worth Rs 60,000 was reportedly stolen in a metro crowd, followed by a loss of Rs 57,000 from a bank account within 45 minutes. A post on X describes how a stolen SIM could be misused for banking-related fraud. Here is how SIM PIN protection works and what users should do after losing a phone.
'Life is a race': iPhone 18 sale sparks hilarious meme fest, from 3 Idiots to Baghban, as long queues form outside Apple stores across India
The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max sale in India triggered long queues outside Apple stores in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Videos and photos of customers waiting from early morning or even overnight quickly became viral, with social media users turning the scenes into memes featuring references from 3 Idiots, Baghban and jokes about inflation, GST and expensive smartphones.
Consumer watchdog steps up probe into Apple on iOs 18 software update issues
Consumer watchdog investigates Apple for potential iOS 18 user rights violations. This probe follows numerous complaints regarding device malfunctions after the software update. The authority also imposed a significant penalty on ride-hailing platform Rapido. Rapido was fined for employing misleading interface designs and dark patterns. These practices were found to steer customers towards higher payments for rides.
Apple under scrutiny: India's consumer protection body steps up probe over iOS 18 related complaints
The Central Consumer Protection Authority has begun a detailed investigation into Apple's iPhone technical issues. This action follows a year of ongoing complaints from users after the iOS 18 update. A recent survey shows increased iPhone user complaints, which will aid the authority's probe. LocalCircles advocates for a class action, noting users await a proper fix.
Indian consumer regulator escalates probe into Apple's software warranty terms
India's consumer regulator is investigating Apple's software warranty terms. The iOS 18 update allegedly damaged iPhone functionality and required costly repairs. Apple contests these accusations, citing global industry standards for software warranties. The regulator has escalated the matter for a detailed investigation into consumer rights violations. Apple could face fines or be forced to change its business practices.
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Coforge row deepens; MDR on UPI coming soon
Coforge’s boardroom brouhaha has taken a new turn days after chairman Om Prakash Bhatt’s resignation. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
How Ather powered past Ola; Apple's first foldable iPhone
Ather Energy has surpassed Ola Electric in sales and other metrics. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
OpenAI seeks dismissal of Apple's trade secrets lawsuit
OpenAI asked a judge to dismiss Apple's lawsuit accusing it of trade-secret theft. The company stated it is building something entirely new and different from Apple. Apple had alleged OpenAI exploited confidential information through former employees and suppliers. The lawsuit highlights a battle over control of future AI devices. OpenAI argues Apple's complaint lacks sufficient detail to support its claims.
Forget scratches — iPhone 17 now plagued by dropped calls and weak signals
The iPhone 17 launch faces challenges as users report connectivity issues, including dropped calls and unstable 4G/5G switching across carriers. Additional problems include Wi-Fi dropouts, a rare camera glitch causing black boxes in photos, and scratches appearing on darker finishes. While software updates may address some issues, concerns about durability persist among early adopters.
Did Flipkart sell the Apple iPhone 13 for just Rs 11 during the Big Billion Days sale? Here's everything about the controversy
Flipkart customers are upset over a recent promotion that advertised the iPhone 13 for Rs 11 during the Big Billion Days sale. Many faced disappointment as the product went out of stock quickly or encountered technical issues. Flipkart responded, explaining that only the first three customers could claim the offer, raising concerns about fairness and transparency.
Apple rolls out iOS 17.1 Beta 3 with improved 'Action Button' functions, but users who updated earlier face spontaneous iPhone shutdowns
Apple has released the iOS 17.1 Beta 3 update, which includes fixes and improvements to address user complaints and enhance the iPhone experience. One notable upgrade is the prevention of unintended device activation, with specific functions no longer being triggered when the iPhone is in a pocket or bag.
Apple says Instagram, Uber like apps responsible for iPhone 15 overheating, here’s how the company is fixing it
Apple announced that it has pinpointed several issues responsible for new iPhones running warmer than anticipated, notably a bug found in the iOS 17 software. This issue is slated to be resolved in an upcoming update.
Apple should face €6 million fine, adviser to French privacy watchdog says
In the complaint, the lobby, which represents the bulk of France's digital entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, alleged that iPhone maker Apple's former operating software, iOS 14, did not comply with EU privacy requirements.
Microsoft to pull the plug on SwiftKey keyboard for iOS users
It is still not clear why Microsoft has decided to pull the plug on the SwiftKey for iOS.
Netizens slam Flipkart after iPhone 13 orders cancelled, e-commerce giant says mostly successful deliveries & ‘less than 3% impacted due to anomalies’
Flipkart has issued a statement saying that the incidents were due to anomalies from sellers.
iOS 16 update has a bug! iPhone users report unwanted 'allow paste' prompt, Apple responds
Several iPhone users are reporting facing weird behaviour on their Apple smartphone after the iOS 16 update
US judge gives Apple 21 days to respond to Cydia's amended lawsuit
Cydia developer Jay Freeman first filed a lawsuit against Apple in 2020, alleging that Apple "has wrongfully acquired and maintained monopoly power" in iOS app distribution and payments.
Is your iPhone's battery dying quickly? iOS 15.4 could be the reason. Here's Apple's update to fix it
iPhone users started noticing the issue after they upgraded to iOS 15.4.
Facebook sued for spying on Instagram users through their smartphone cameras
The app appeared to be accessing iPhone cameras even when they weren’t actively being used.
Apple sets a new precedent, will give $25 as compensation to eligible users for deliberately slowing down older iPhones
Users could refrain from filing a claim if they wish to sue Apple directly.
Apple battery fix may mean 16 million fewer new iPhones sold
Apple recently said it intentionally slows iPhones with older batteries to prevent the handsets abruptly shutting down.
The big glitch: Some iPhone X users say they can't activate new devices
The glitches popped up on a banner day for Apple, with huge lines outside stores around the world.
Apple starts doling out iPhone 4 cases to solve 'death grip'
Apple on Friday began doling out iPhone 4 bumpers to address concerns that touching certain parts of the handset chokes telecom signal strength.
No going home till engineers find a fix for iPhone snafu
CEO Steve Jobs said that employees started a round-the-clock effort to improve the reception amid complaints since the device’s debut on June 24.
Judge OKs iPhone class action against Apple, AT&T
The lawsuit consolidates several filed by iPhone buyers starting in late 2007, a few months after the first generation of Apple's smart phone went on sale.
US trade body to look into HTC complaint against Apple
The US International Trade Commission said on Friday that it will investigate a patent infringement complaint by Taiwan-based mobile phone maker HTC Corp against Apple.
Apple denies battery problem with iPhone
Technology giant Apple rejected reports Friday that overheated batteries had caused some of its iPhone devices to explode in users' hands, blaming incidents in France on "external pressure".
Apple iPhone may have some problems
You may want to visit technology websites, gadget blogs and even the company’s official discussion forums before jumping the gun. In Pics: Nokia N96| New iPhone
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