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Samsung Ordered to Pay Swatch $11.6 Million Over Copied Smartwatch Apps

August 26, 2026August 27, 2026

Samsung Ordered to Pay Swatch $11.6 Million Over Copied Smartwatch Apps

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The Swiss watchmaker initially sought about $170 million from the Korean technology giant for failing to prevent apps that mimicked its luxury brands on its smartwatch displays.

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Samsung Ordered to Pay Swatch $11.6 Million Over Copied Smartwatch Apps