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Apple iCloud antitrust lawsuit, not yet taking claimants
Last checked August 30, 2026
Felix Gamboa v. Apple Inc. (5:24-cv-01270, N.D. Cal.) accuses Apple of monopolizing cloud storage on its own devices by blocking rival services from backing up most iPhone and iPad data, which the plaintiffs say pushes people into paying more for iCloud+.
There is no claim form and no sign-up. No settlement has been reached and no class has been certified. Intake would open only if the parties settle and a court approves a notice plan, or if a judgment sets up a payment process.
Questions about the Apple iCloud Antitrust case
Can I file a claim in the Apple iCloud antitrust lawsuit right now?
No. As of August 30, 2026 there is no settlement, no certified class, and no claim form in Gamboa v. Apple. A denied motion to dismiss keeps the case alive but creates no payment process.
Who might be covered if this case settles?
The plaintiffs propose a class of people who bought an iCloud+ plan from Apple within the past four years. A court has not approved that definition, and any settlement could change it.
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