Apple has reportedly settled an anti-trust case with the South Korean government, which will force the tech giant to spend KRW 100 billion in the country. A 2016 anti-trust case found Apple guilty of forcing network operators to buy a minimum amount of devices, share the cost of repairs with Apple, and pay for television ads for iPhones. Apple will now invest money in the country towards building R&D centers for small businesses, and the country's education system.