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	Apple's Wi-Fi Assist iOS 9 feature subject of $5M lawsuit First the complaints about Apple's iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist feature came via the media and from customers over social media. Now a Florida couple who own iPhone 5S devices has taken the frustration to a new level and slapped Apple with a class-action lawsuit over the technology, which can jack up your cellular data usage if you don't know it's turned on. Read More : Citrix Systems eGuide: Mobile Security In this eGuide, IDG News Service, CSO, Computerworld and InfoWorld offer news, commentary and advice about how to successfully launch and maintain mobile strategies. Read on to learn how to make mobile devices manageable and secure in your organization. Learn More In this Issue 2015 technology industry graveyard INSIDER How the Internet of Things shakes up jobs, improves efficiency BlackBerry Priv, its first Android phone, goes up for pre-order 9 enterprise-ready consumer smartphones Hiring good tech people: Where to start? 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