Apple Faces iCloud Antitrust Case: Millions of iPhone Users Could Receive Up to 4,700 TL in Compensation

In a collective antitrust lawsuit against Apple, the court has accepted claims that the tech giant engaged in anti-competitive practices with its iCloud service. This development is seen as a significant step affecting millions of iPhone users. According to the court ruling, eligible users may be entitled to compensation of up to 77 British pounds (approximately 4,700 Turkish Lira) per person. Payment details are expected to be clarified in the later stages of the legal process. The case is based on allegations that Apple restricted rival cloud storage services on iCloud, making users dependent on its own ecosystem. This is claimed to violate consumer rights and hinder competition. Apple has not yet made an official statement regarding these allegations. The legal process may take a long time, and compensation payments will require the completion of appeal stages to become final. This is not investment advice.