India escalates Apple probe over alleged iOS 18 repairs

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Published Tuesday, September 15, 2026 · 9:07 PM EDT

India's Central Consumer Protection Authority has escalated its investigation into allegations that Apple's iOS 18 update caused display and microphone faults that led some iPhone users to pay for repairs. Apple denies the allegations and says the case is based on 75 complaints, with no systemic issue or safety concern found in India. The investigation could lead to fines, refunds or changes to Apple's business practices if Apple is found liable.

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