Christopher Bryan, a Colorado resident, filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple on Wednesday, accusing the company of fraudulently marketing and selling sixth-generation iPad minis, even though they realized the device had a so-called "jelly rolling" defect.
An Apple spokesperson said the effect was "the normal behavior of lcd screens." [Tongue-throwing]
Sure enough, the foreign brothers are fierce, the domestic users are indifferent, passively endured, I don't know if our users have no ideas in this regard, or there is no experience and basis to support!
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