After agreeing to a $250 million settlement in the U.S. over claims that it misled customers about delayed Apple Intelligence and Siri features, Apple is now facing similar scrutiny in Brazil. Here are the details.
Apple’s woes over Apple Intelligence ads continue
As reported by Tecnoblog, Rio de Janeiro’s consumer protection agency, Procon Carioca, has given Apple 20 days to respond to an inquiry into whether it misled consumers with advertising for iPhone 16 AI features that still haven’t been delivered.
From the report:
Last Friday, May 8, Procon Carioca opened an administrative proceeding to investigate potential omission, failure to fulfill an offer, and violation of the duty to provide clear, adequate, and prominent information. These practices are prohibited under (Brazil’s) Consumer Protection Code.
