A South Korean lawyer who is an avid user of the iPhone is waging a legal privacy battle against Apple over the device's tracking capabilities. Kim Hyeong-seok said Friday that he has gotten at least 16,000 people in South Korea to join him in a class action lawsuit he plans to file against the company in a Seoul court next month.
July 19, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A South Korean lawyer who is an avid user of the iPhone is waging a legal privacy battle against Apple Inc. over the device’s tracking capabilities.
Kim Hyeong-seok said Friday that he has gotten at least 16,000 people in South Korea to join him in a class action lawsuit he plans to file against the company in a Seoul court in early August.
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