Apple has filed a motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit alleging false marketing regarding delayed Siri features. Plaintiffs claim they overpaid for iPhones due to the unfulfilled promises. Apple's lawyers argue the delay of just two features within the broader Apple Intelligence suite doesn't justify the "sweeping claims," pointing to numerous already-released features and hardware improvements. They also state Apple was transparent about features evolving over time and that the delayed features do not constitute a breach of warranty.
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