Apple kept fake bitcoin wallet on App Store after $875,000 theft report, lawsuit alleges
A lawsuit alleges Apple kept a fake bitcoin wallet app on its store after one user reported an $875,000 theft, leading to another user having roughly $840,000 stolen.
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