"Apple Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over iCloud Storage Limitations and Monopoly Allegations"

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Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit over its iCloud storage practices, with allegations that the company is unfairly restricting iPhone and iPad users to use only iCloud for file backups and offering a measly 5GB of free storage, which is deemed insufficient for users' needs. The lawsuit claims that Apple's pricing and limitations are designed to maintain a monopoly over cloud services and disadvantage competitors. The law firm representing the plaintiff has a history of taking legal action against Apple. The outcome of the lawsuit could potentially lead to an increase in Apple's base free storage but leave the paid plans unchanged.
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