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Coverage of the Apple Pay consumer claim in the media, including reporting, commentary and interviews. This page brings together where the case has been featured in the news.
Campaigner launches £1.5bn legal action in UK against Apple over wallet’s ‘hidden fees’
James Daley says anti-competitive behaviour led to additional charges that have pushed up costs for millions.
Huge new Apple lawsuit means 50 million people could get a payout
APPLE is facing a £1.5 billion legal challenge over its mobile phone wallet after campaigners claimed it blocked competition and charged hidden fees, driving up costs for 50 million people.
Millions with an iPhone could be owed compensation
Consumer campaigner James Daley has filed a lawsuit alleging Apple charges hidden fees.
Millions of UK bank customers could have paid more because of Apple Pay fees, claim alleges
A legal claim against Apple worth up to £1.5bn has been filed on behalf of over 50 million UK consumers.
The tech giant could be forced to tap and go
Millions of Apple Pay customers could be owed money as $2B lawsuit is launched.
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What’s happening with this claim?
This claim has been filed against Apple in the Competition Appeal Tribunal. This starts the legal process to decide whether Apple’s conduct in relation to Apple Pay was unlawful and whether affected UK consumers should be compensated through a collective action. The Tribunal has scheduled a hearing for 22 April 2027 to decide whether the claim can proceed as an opt-out collective action.
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