App Store Privacy Fraud Claims Too Vague, Apple Says

By Beth Winegarner (January 16, 2015, 8:14 PM EST) -- Apple Inc. urged a California federal judge on Friday to toss a consolidated class action alleging software applications distributed through its App Store surreptitiously lifted users' contact information, arguing the plaintiffs' fraud claims fail because they don't offer evidence that they were exposed to specific misleading ads....

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