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N.J. electronics store owner charged with selling more than 100 fake Apple products
- The owner of an electronics store in New Jersey City of Orange was charged with selling over 100 counterfeit Apple products, including fake AirPods and iPhones.
- The 63-year-old Woodland Park man was arrested and charged with third-degree counterfeiting by Essex County authorities.
- The accusations revolve around the sale of fraudulent items misrepresented as genuine Apple merchandise, leading to an investigation and legal action.
- The arrest was made under Essex County’s Intellectual Property Enforcement Program, funded by a U.S. Department of Justice grant.
- The program targets the sale of goods violating copyright, trademark, and intellectual property laws, often uncovering ties to gangs and organized crime.
- Authorities aim to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law to combat counterfeit sales.
- In other news, Apple released a beta version of its new operating systems following the Worldwide Developers Conference.
- JetBlue introduced an option allowing customers to securely share the location of Apple AirTag or Find My network accessory.
- Anticipation surrounds the expected launch of the Apple Watch Ultra 3 as the next-generation wearable device.
- Apple may need to make a significant acquisition to address its artificial intelligence challenges.
- Apple TV+ signed a new multi-year, first-look feature film deal with The North Road Company’s Chernin Entertainment.
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