Apple has decided not to charge Greek iCloud users for their paid storage plans for 30 days, following the implementation of capital controls in the country at the end of last month, 9to5Mac reports.

Greek users of Apple's iTunes have said they are being blocked from buying songs that cost only €0.99, because the sale counts as money leaving the country.

According to a follow-up email received by Greek website iPhoneHellas, Apple is giving customers a pass and will not attempt to charge cards on file until 30 days after an iCloud account's normal ...

At least, that's what Apple thinks. The company is offering 30 days worth of free iCloud storage to Greek citizens who aren't currently able to send payments outside of the country due to capital ...

SANTA CLARA (KCBS) – Apple has reportedly purchased several buildings in San Jose, Sunnyvale and Santa Clara, giving many of them codenames from Greek mythology. The buildings have been rumored ...

Apple has a bunch of secret buildings named after Greek deities By Matt Rosoff 2016-04-12T00:20:11Z ...