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Universal Secure Registry LLC v. Apple Inc. et al
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June 30, 2020
Apple, Visa Get 4 Secure-Pay Patents Invalidated Under Alice
A Delaware federal judge on Tuesday reversed the recommendation of a magistrate judge and tossed a lawsuit alleging Apple and Visa's "Apple Pay" contactless payment system infringes four security patents, finding that the patents-in-suit cover an abstract idea and are invalid under the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice ruling.
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May 23, 2017
E-Wallet Tech Developer Claims Apple Pay Was His Brainchild
Apple and Visa were hit with a patent infringement suit in Delaware federal court on Sunday alleging that they rejected a licensing deal with an early developer of personal identity authentication technology for a contactless payment system and nevertheless went to market with their own version, Apple Pay.