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Angus Lang 2022-06-24 5:25 pm By Cindy Cameronne Sydney
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An Australian non-practicing entity alleging Apple’s Touch ID and Face ID technology infringes its patents has accused the Silicon Valley company of refusing to comply with court orders to hand over documents.

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