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Amy et al v. Apple Inc
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January 12, 2026
Apple Cites Privacy To Avoid Reporting Child Porn, Victims Say
A proposed class of child abuse victims claiming Apple spread child sexual abuse materials has fired back against the company's latest attempt to dismiss their lawsuit in California federal court, saying it failed to implement safeguards for preventing the storage and dissemination of such materials over pretextual privacy concerns.
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February 10, 2025
Apple Says Child Porn Detection Suit Can't Stand
Victims of child sexual abuse materials can't bring a proposed class action accusing Apple of spreading the videos and images, the tech giant has told a California federal court, arguing the company is protected by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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December 09, 2024
Apple Faces Another Suit Over Child Porn Detection Failures
Apple has been hit with another proposed class action by child abuse victims in California federal court alleging that the tech giant misled users about its efforts to combat the dissemination of child pornography and defectively designed its products, thereby allowing explicit imagery to run rampant on its iCloud and Apple devices.