Saturday, February 9, 2019
Apple Sued Over Not Letting Customers Disable Two-Factor Authentication After Two Weeks
New York resident Jay Brodsky has filed a frivolous class action lawsuit against Apple, alleging that the company’s so-called “coercive” policy of not letting customers disable two-factor authentication beyond a two-week grace period is both inconvenient and violates a variety of California laws. The complaint alleges that Brodsky “and millions of similarly situated consumers across the nation 
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