The Verge -
20 Mar 2013 23:54

Intertrust Technologies, a software and patent holding company based in Silicon Valley, announced today that it has sued Apple for infringing 15 patents relating to security and "distributed trusting computing." The allegedly infringing products include the iPhone, iPad, Mac desktops and laptops, Apple TV, iTunes, iCloud, and the App Store. So basically every product and service Apple sells. Intertrust was founded in 1990 and claims to have a portfolio of over 250 granted patents and another 200...
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