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November 12, 2021
Apple Settles Suit By NY Man Falsely Arrested For Thefts
Apple Inc. and its retail security contractor have settled a lawsuit brought by a New York man who claimed the consumer-tech giant was reckless and negligent when it misidentified him and had him arrested for thefts at its stores after a similar suit was dismissed in Massachusetts.
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August 01, 2019
Apple Wants Out Of $1B Suit Pinning False Arrest On Face ID
Apple is looking to exit a $1 billion suit filed by an 18-year-old New York student who says the tech giant used its facial recognition technology to falsely identify him for a number of shoplifting charges in its retail stores, saying he failed to show any misidentification was intentional.
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April 22, 2019
Apple Store Face Recognition Led To False Arrest, Suit Says
A New York City man filed a $1 billion suit Monday claiming tech giant Apple used in-store facial recognition security technology to wrongly tie his name to the face of an alleged thief, leading to his arrest.