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Non-practicing Patent Troll Sovereign is back with four really OLD patents, which they also don't practice or license to anyone, suing Apple claiming that Apple is infringing things like using a patent they claim can interpret a worded address into a URL address. . . say what? Or two others that allow using third party servers to certify that a user is authorized to access data of some kind. . . again, say what? Since when does Apple rely on third party servers to assure their customers are allowed to connect to Apple's stores, which is what Sovereign is alleging? Or using old 21 year old technology that no one else is using to certify that a computer is authorized to connect to a network? These are Hail Mary passes, hoping that the East Texas Rocket Docket will somehow give them a way into the patent infringement end zone for a touchdown. They were slapped down in their suit against NewEgg attempting something similar suing for a patent claiming the rights to online stores a couple of years ago and got their patents invalidated. — PING!

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Apple Under Suit by Patent Troll Again
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