Apple has filed a motion for summary judgment in a privacy class-action lawsuit, Courthouse News Service reports. The company argues the plaintiffs in the suit—which claims the company uses third-party iPhone applications to access and track users’ personal information—admit suffering “no harm whatsoever” and “still have no idea whether their personal information or location data was actually tracked.” The court dismissed the plaintiffs’ first complaint in September 2011 and dismissed all but two claims of an amended complaint in June 2012. A hearing in this case is set for November 7.
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