"Apple Sued for Alleged Monopoly on iCloud Storage"

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A proposed class action lawsuit accuses Apple of monopolizing cloud storage for its devices by placing restrictions on the types of files other cloud providers can host, leaving users with the unattractive choice of juggling multiple accounts or using iCloud's full-service convenience. The complaint argues that Apple's actions stifle competition and allow for higher fees without any real threat to iCloud's dominance, and the proposed class would cover tens of millions of customers in the US.
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