Apple Triumphs Over Patent Troll in Court Battle: Secure Enclave Technology Upheld
Apple has emerged victorious in a legal battle against patent assertion entity Identity Security LLC, with a jury determining that Secure Enclave technology does not infringe upon four patents identity security claimed it did. The Secure Enclave is a critical component of Touch ID and Face ID, so the court victory is an important one for Apple.
Apple has won a court victory in a battle against patent troll Identity Security LLC, with a jury deciding that Secure Enclave, used originally to enable Touch ID, did not violate four patents. The Secure Enclave first appeared in the iPhone 5s, which was the first iPhone to include Touch ID. The technology has since been updated to include Face ID. In the suit, Identity Security claimed Apple's Secure Enclave tech violated US Patents 7,493,497, 8,020,008, 8,489,895 and 9,507,948.
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