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(Reuters) - Apple Inc has agreed to pay up to $500 million to settle litigation accusing it of quietly slowing down older iPhones as it launched new models, to induce owners to buy replacement phones or batteries.

A North Carolina federal judge has granted final approval to a $75 million settlement between Bank of America and a class of customers while also authorizing a $25 million award for the lead attorneys who litigated the class' claims that the bank improperly charged overdraft and other fees to customers whose accounts

Meanwhile, Bank of America has agreed to pay $8 million to end class action claims it hit customers with multiple fees on the same checks in violation of their account agreements. Were you impacted by Bank of America's fraud investigation policies?

Apple acknowledged its update reduced power demands after researchers found unusual slowdowns in 2017. The states argued that Apple had acted deceptively and should have replaced batteries or disclosed the issue. According to an Arizona filing, millions of users were affected by power shutoffs.

Class members can expect settlement awards to be received by April 30, 2022. To view your check status, click here. Questions? Contact the Settlement Administrator at 1-855-654-0890.

Who's Eligible. Settlement Class Members include Bank of America customers who had a checking and/or savings account and were charged one of the following fees between July 1, 2014, and July 29, 2021: retry transaction fee, Intrabank transaction fee, NSF fee, or overdraft fee.

Apple Inc. has agreed to pay a settlement of up to $500 million, following a lawsuit accusing the company of intentionally slowing down the performance of older phones to encourage customers to buy newer models or fresh batteries.

What Can I Do if I Lost a Settlement Check? If you misplaced your settlement check and the deadline to file a claim hasn't passed yet, your best bet is to contact the settlement administrator to find out if they can send you a new one.

The class action lawsuit claims the company stored iCloud subscribers' data on third-party servers without telling them. Apple iCloud's basic edition comes with 5GB of storage, but additional space requires a paid iCloud Plus subscription.

The settlement benefits consumers who purchased certain disposable contact lenses between June 1, 2013, and Dec. 4, 2018. Contact lenses in the settlement were sold by Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Alcon Vision, CooperVision, ABB Concise Optical Group and Bausch & Lomb.