"Apple told El Reg"??
That would be the second time in the last year that Apple spoke to El Reg, if my memory serves me well.
You must be doing something wrong.
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An Italian court has refused to suspend fines slapped on Apple for failing to properly advertise EU-mandated warranties. Local rag Le Repubblica reports that Apple's attempt to delay the payout was rejected at a hearing in Lazio this week. The bench recognised that Apple's online store was now complying with the law, but a …
I expect that whatever it costs them in legal fees will be insignificant compared to what it would cost them in lost sales if the general public started to catch on just what an underhanded and manipulative company they are dealing with. Better for them to waste a bit of cash proclaiming their innocence, even if they lose, than admit they knew they were scamming people.