A legal claim filed this week in the Bay Area’s fed court is reprimanding Apple over claims that iOS 8 can consume as much as 23.1% of the publicized space on the company’s mobile products. If truth be told, there’s no real way to shun utilizing up a certain amount of space on electronic gadgets that oblige a substantial operating system, however in this case, the claim asserts that Apple doesn’t tell potential purchasers how much of their gadget’s publicized space goes to the operating system.

As per Siliconbeat, “To aggravate matters, the claim says Apple sways clients to buy more storage space through its iCloud service. The suit looks for unspecified damages alongside changes to Apple approaches under California state law.”

“We feel that there are a considerable number of Apple purchasers that have been duped, and we’ll be following the claims briskly,” said William Anderson, an attorney at Cuneo Gilbert & Laduca, a law firm situated in Washington, DC.

The claim indicates that clients who install iOS 8 or buy a gadget with iOS 8 already installed purportedly get a lot less space than publicized, which can range from 18.1% of the iPhone 5s to 23.1% for the iPod.

“With these sharp business strategies, defendant gives less space than publicized, just to sell that storage capacity in a frantic minute, e.g., when a buyer is attempting to record or take photographs at a child or grandchild’s recital, b-ball game or wedding,” the claim peruses.

Apple touts iOS 8 as being its prime release since the App Store. It symbolizes a real update to the mobile platform with heaps of new features from top to bottom. Gadgets that support iOS 8 include iPhone models from the 4s to the 6 Plus, all three iPad mini tablets, the 4th generation iPad on up to the iPad Air 2, and the 5th generation iPod touch.