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Britain’s competition tribunal has approved a £3 billion ($4 billion) ​lawsuit against Apple over ​its iCloud storage service, consumer group Which? said on ​Tuesday, clearing the way for tens of millions of consumers to join a collective action.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal granted earlier in June a collective ‌proceedings order allowing ⁠Which? ⁠to represent Apple users, after rejecting an attempt by the U.S. tech giant ​to block parts of the case.

Which filed the claim in November 2024 ​and argues Apple abused a dominant position by “trapping” users of iPhones and other devices into its iCloud storage service, limiting their ​ability to switch to rival cloud providers.