Apple was subject to a class action lawsuit for iPadmini6's large-area "jelly screen" Last year, iPadmini6 had a large-scale "jelly screen" problem, that is, the left and right sides of the screen were scrolling

Apple was subject to a class action lawsuit over the iPad mini 6's large area "jelly screen."

Last year, the iPad mini 6 had a large area of "jelly screen" problem, that is, the left and right sides of the screen were not refreshed under scrolling operation. Apple argues that it is a normal phenomenon of LCD. Yesterday, Christopher Bryan, a Colorado citizen in the United States, launched a class-action lawsuit against Apple, arguing that Apple had fraudulent marketing, that Apple knew that the six generations of iPad minis had a "jelly scrolling" problem or insisted on selling, and did not modify the marketing materials to inform the existence of the problem.