A deal with Apple allows some iPhone customers to receive up to $349.
Next month is the last day to sign up for your share of a $35 million class action settlement against Apple.
Owners of the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus who reported audio problems and paid Apple to fix them between September 16, 2016, and January 3, 2023, may be entitled to reimbursement.
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June 3 is the deadline for registering and indicating to the settlement administrators how you would like to get paid.
According to the settlement webpage, "Apple denies that the devices had such issues and denies all allegations of wrongdoing."
METHODS TO DETERMINE YOUR ELIGIBILITY
Per the FAQ page on the settlement website, you might be qualified if your issue was noted in Apple's records as Sound-Speaker, Sound-Microphone, Sound-Receiver, Unexpected Restart / Shutdown, or Power On–Device Unresponsive ("Covered Issues").
Call 833-633-0343 to see if you might be included in the settlement if you're still not sure if you qualify.
WAYS TO APPLY
You might be able to register if the Settlement Administration sent you an email or postcard about this lawsuit. To make sure you get paid, you must enter your Notice ID into the Select Payment option on the settlement website and choose your preferred payment method before the deadline. The settlement website states that users who did not receive notice can obtain their Notice ID by using the lookup tool.
WHAT YOU ARE ENTITLED TO
Participants may be compensated with a minimum of $50 and a maximum of $349.
According to the settlement website, anyone who did not pay Apple to fix their device would still be entitled for up to $125 in compensation.
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