Apple Hit with Class Action Lawsuit Over iPhone Storage
Hilarious
>>The lawsuit alleges that Apple hid the size of the iOS8 update from users and then "aggressively marketed" additional cloud storage to those who ran out of storage space on their mobile devices.
You bought a 16 GB iPhone because you presumably didn't care about storage space in the first place. Furthermore, everyone knows that Apple is tying their whole ecosystem to the cloud. It's one of the selling features. Why pretend to be shocked they are offering you cloud storage solutions?
>>The issue primarily impacts owners of Apple's 16GB iPhones, iPads, and iPads. The operating system leaves as little as 12.3GB available to consumers on some devices.
Why is it unthinkable that a modern OS needs a little less than 4 GB? In my opinion ...
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You bought a 16 GB iPhone because you presumably didn't care about storage space in the first place. Furthermore, everyone knows that Apple is tying their whole ecosystem to the cloud. It's one of the selling features. Why pretend to be shocked they are offering you cloud storage solutions?
>>The issue primarily impacts owners of Apple's 16GB iPhones, iPads, and iPads. The operating system leaves as little as 12.3GB available to consumers on some devices.
Why is it unthinkable that a modern OS needs a little less than 4 GB? In my opinion ...
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The problem lies in that they advertise specifically the size of their devices as storage space. Things like " this device's 16gb of storage can hold x hours of HD video!" when in reality, you don't have 16gb of storage space for HD video, and as such...
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Really?
now i know im not the only one, but theres no way Apple will lose this
i dont care who the manufacturer is theres no way its gonna happen
i dont care who the manufacturer is theres no way its gonna happen
Well, it isn't any more ridiculous than any of the other litigious nonsense that clogs our court systems. This is just another example of the decline of personal responsibility. It is a sad state of affairs when people who cannot even cook dinner with...
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