August 17, 2011 04:45 pm EDT

South Korean Apple tracking suit is 27,000 plaintiffs strong

That whole iPhone location tracking kerfuffle hasn't been making that many headlines here in the States as of late, but things a bit different over in South Korea. Back in July, Kim Hyung-suk was awarded one million won ($932) from Apple Korea. Fresh from the win, the lawyer naturally got to work on a new suit. The suit now counts among its ranks 26,691 plaintiffs -- plus 921 minors who still need parental permission to join in -- all seeking the same one million won payout, for a total of around $26 million in damages. Apple, for its part, has yet to comment on the suit.

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