Guy sues Apple for $2 trillion over 2018 iPhone repair

A Missouri man is suing Apple, claiming that the company kept his iPhone after he went to get it repaired... and used “special features” available on his phone to create features for future iOS updates. According to Apple Insider, Raevon Terrell Parker told the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri... that he took his iPhone 7 to the Saint Louis Galleria in October 2018. Parker then claims that a staff member took his phone to fix it and then kept it. providing Parker with a replacement phone. Parker claims that the employee took the phone after realizing it had brand new features. None of Parker’s court filings specifies what he means by saying his iPhone “was the first to have new features”... and why he would be entitled to credit and compensation for the “discovery of the Group FaceTime feature”. The lawsuit includes Parker suing Apple for “distress, humiliation, embarrassment, [and] defamation of character”. According to Parker, he was labeled “crazy” at the Apple Store. As of now, the lawsuit has been dismissed by the judge for not actually stating a claim