Apple staff accused of signing up customers to subscriptions without consent; company responds

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Repair technician turned consumer rights advocate Louis Rossmann recently accused Apple store staff of signing up customers to the company’s services subscriptions without their consent.

Apple has not yet commented, but has taken two steps indicating that the company takes the accusations seriously …

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Source：https://9to5mac.com/2026/11/09/apple-staff-accused-of-signing-up-customers-to-subscriptions-without-consent-company-responds/

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