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by rasz
2175 days ago
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In the Norwegian case it turned out refurbishing company was the one printing additional Apple logos on _non Apple_ parts of the display. Its one thing to refurbish a display by gluing replacement glass on original LCD. Its another to then plaster the glass part with Apple logos and fake serial numbers. |
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Where did you get this? There is no such thing mentioned in the verdict nor any reporting. The closest you can find is one of the prior cases the court references where a fishery tools seller used logos of another company.