Technology | South Korea 27K South Korean iPhone Owners Sue Apple Plaintiffs asking for more than $900 each in damages for privacy violations By Mark Russell Posted Aug 17, 2011 10:29 AM CDT Copied A South Korean man walks past by an iPhone 4 advertisement in Seoul today. About 27,000 South Korean iPhone users filed a class action lawsuit Apple for alleged privacy violations. (Getty Images) The South Korean lawyer who won 1 million won ($946) from Apple for collecting his iPhone location data without his consent is making good on his promise to launch a class-action lawsuit, today filing suit on behalf of 26,691 South Korean iPhone users who say Apple violated their privacy rights, reports the Daily Mail. Each plaintiff is similarly asking for 1 million won in damages—that's a total of about $25.2 million. Apple had no comment. Read These Next Congresswoman's Xmas photo is missing a fishy ring. The 'Great Housing Reset' is apparently on its way. 'Freak accident' kills McDonald's drive-thru customer. 2026 will be a noteworthy year for Baby Boomers. Report an error