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6 to receive a payout. WASHINGTON Apple has agreed to pay certain iPhone users to settle claims that it purposely slowed down older devices to preserve older batteries, according to a class action settlement. Under the settlement, those with eligible devices are entitled to about $25 each.

If the identity of the person or company behind the illegal robocall is known to you, you can contact a consumer protection law firm and start the process of requesting a settlement. If you don't know who the callers are or would just like to avoid lawyers altogether, DoNotPay is the perfect solution.

You can sue telemarketers up to $500 for each TCPA violation or up to $1,500 for each violation made knowingly. So, if telemarketers called you before 8 am and didn't reveal themselves as telemarketers, you can sue them for up to $1,000 for making two TCPA violations.

According to the FTC, a "robocall trying to sell you something is illegal unless a company has your written permission to call you that way. To get your permission, the company has to be clear it's asking to call you with robocalls, and it can't make you agree to the calls to get a product or service.

Apple 'Batterygate': Today's the last day for iPhone owners to claim $25. You'll need to know the serial number of your iPhone 6, 6S, SE or 7 to submit a claim. If you have an older iPhone like an iPhone 6 or 6S you could be eligible for a settlement from a class-action lawsuit.

Lead plaintiffs receive the most money in class action lawsuits. They typically have the worst injuries and the highest damages.

File a complaint online or at 1-888-382-1222. Include the date of the illegal call, phone number, and the company's name in your complaint. You can also file a complaint about recorded messages or robocalls.