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BASF sues Apple in US for allegedly infringing its face authentication patents
Source: reuters.com
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BASF sued Apple, alleging iPhone and iPad face authentication technology infringement across dozens of models based on BASF patents. The dispute introduces potential legal and licensing risk for Apple, though no financial damages or outcomes were specified.
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