Apple iCloud migration was more than the user class action

Apple this week suffered a separate class action plaintiffs allegations of its ease of use and reliability of the publicity iCloud service behavior unjust, illegal, fraudulent and misleading.

The lawsuit was filed by Danyeerke Moore (Danyelle Comer and the) in the Northern District of California U.S. District Court. Kemo Er expressed dissatisfaction with Apple to force MobileMe paid service users steering iCloud service.

Kemo Er in the indictment, said: "Apple failed to ensure that MobileMe users in the migration process of the normal use of paying for functionality, including access to their paid e-mail, MobileMe users because they can not access personal accounts have suffered losses. "

Kemo Er, Apple misleading propaganda iCloud services users, many paying customers of MobileMe suffered devastating consequences, Apple should be ready in advance for the service forward.

Kemo Er said: "For many users, which was too bad. ICloud services simply can not because there is no synchronization, e-mail and many other features, but also data loss and damage which is caused to the user a series of questions. In fact, many users are forced to spend a lot of money to seek external technical support, in order to be able to migrate to the iCloud platform and access to e-mail and other basic function of. "

The indictment also cited a report last October. Reported that some problems because users migrate from MobileMe to iCloud a result, users can with their Apple ID. Purchase applications and music with an apple ID such as a user before, but MobileMe account using another e-mail, resulting in migration to iCloud the time, they must be linked to e-mail with your MobileMe account and purchase content with the Apple ID to choose between.

The indictment also highlighted iCloud service interruption to the user can not access e-mail and other features. The indictment alleges that Apple claims iCloud and MobileMe e-mail account in a normal state, but in fact users were unable to send and receive e-mail.

The indictment said: "MobileMe paid subscribers, including many of the most loyal Apple user in iCloud migration process continue to encounter problems, including the inability to use the e-mail."

Apple in the case by a total of five charges, including violation of the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act (Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act), unjust enrichment unjust enrichment, breach of express warranty, breach of implied of merchantability assurance and violations of California Consumer Law Relief Act (California Consumer Legal Remedies Act,).