How to file my claim to get my $25

You evidently don't know how to post a question either. Posting an image to get large type won't produce any different an answer.

By reading this thread before you posted you would have discovered that a) the procedure has not been finalized yet, and b) it is not available to people outside the USA.

Josephgrzanna wrote:

Can you send 25$ to*********@gmail.com on PayPal I own the iPhone 7

No, I absolutely refuse to send you any money. This is a PUBLIC user-to-user technical support forum. That means that anyone connected to the Internet, anywhere in the world, can see what you posted. So posting your email address was incredibly foolish.

Please read this link (click on the blue text)—>Apple Slowdown tentative settlement detai… - Apple Community and if any of the information in it is not clear to you post back with any things that need clarification.

No, because a) this is a user to user forum: you are not talking to Apple here and we don't have access to your account; and b) nothing has been finalized and won't be until the case has proceeded through the courts. Please see this link (posted several times already in this thread): https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-250002422

Chelseafairbrother wrote:

I have the iPhone 6 and 7plus how do I get my money

You wait for the final judgement of the court to be filed. That will probably be in a couple of years now, with courts in the US closed due to the Coronavirus. Then, if you are eligible, the agency assigned by the court will contact you with instructions. You don’t have to take any action at all. To be eligible you must reside in the US and must have had a phone in 2017-2019. And note that $25 is an estimate based on the estimated number of eligible users; it may be higher or lower than that.

Here are additional details—>Apple Slowdown tentative settlement detai… - Apple Community

See this: https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-250002422

On March 2, 2020 various news media published that Apple had agreed to a class action settlement regarding slowdowns of some iPhone devices whose batteries were failing. Note that this is still tentative, and could change, but as of March 2, 2020 this is what we know (based on published news):

• This is a PROPOSED settlement of a class action suit, based on a claim that Apple deliberately slowed down some phones, which Apple denies, but is willing to settle to avoid protracted litigation.
• Apple will set aside $310 Million to $500 Million in the PROPOSED settlement.
• Under the PROPOSED settlement the original plaintiffs will get $3,500 each.
• Under the PROPOSED settlement their lawyers will get $93 million.
• The settlement has not been approved by the judge in the case, and until the judge approves it (or requires it to be modified) no one is getting anything.
• It applies only to owners of the 6, 6S, 7 (and their Plus versions) and the SE who had installed specific versions of iOS.
• Eligibility is users who reside in the US and purchased their phones in the US, and who have experienced slowdowns due to battery degradation.
• The $25 is an estimate, it could be more or less depending on how many claims are filed.
• Once the settlement (or its modified version) is approved by the court a procedure will be published for filing claims.

On March 2, 2020 various news media published that Apple had agreed to a class action settlement regarding slowdowns of some iPhone devices whose batteries were failing. Note that this is still tentative, and could change, but as of March 2, 2020 this is what we know (based on published news):

• This is a PROPOSED settlement of a class action suit, based on a claim that Apple deliberately slowed down some phones, which Apple denies, but is willing to settle to avoid protracted litigation.
• Apple will set aside $310 Million to $500 Million in the PROPOSED settlement.
• Under the PROPOSED settlement the original plaintiffs will get $3,500 each.
• Under the PROPOSED settlement their lawyers will get $93 million.
• The settlement has not been approved by the judge in the case, and until the judge approves it (or requires it to be modified) no one is getting anything.
• It applies only to owners of the 6, 6S, 7 (and their Plus versions) and the SE who had installed specific versions of iOS.
• Eligibility is users who reside in the US and purchased their phones in the US, and who have experienced slowdowns due to battery degradation.
• The $25 is an estimate, it could be more or less depending on how many claims are filed.
• Once the settlement (or its modified version) is approved by the court a procedure will be published for filing claims.

here’s what you need to do:

READ the.first posted response in this thread.

Had a phone with the problem in 2017

Bought the phone in the US

Live in the US

WAIT a year or two for the case to be finalized.

What makes you think that life is fair?

The settlement was signed in a USA court, and is only valid in the USA. The actual agreement specifically removes all non-US purchasers from the group “class” that the lawsuit represents so they will be free to file suit in their own country. So that is one option for you.

Did you even think to read this thread before you posted your personal email address to thousands of users, none of whom can send you any money for a settlement which hasn't even been approved?

Read the thread. No one is going to send you ANY money.

lobsterghost1 wrote:

Did you even think to read this thread before you posted your personal email address to thousands of users, ...

Should have left the address out in the open to attract the next zillion spammers, as a penance for pestering here with these inanities.

Duskmando wrote:

My phone is slow down n need to buy update

Read the thread you posted to. You're not getting any money in the near future and you may not even qualify IF and WHEN the settlement is approved.

cindeeimp wrote:

Where do I file my claim for my Apple IPhone 7 Plus.?

Read the thread you posted to. You're not getting any money in the near future and you may not even qualify IF and WHEN the settlement is approved. If it is approved you will be notified by the overseeing agency when and how to file a claim. Probably in about 2 years.

That is absolute nonsense. If Apple replaced your battery and you had a problem Apple would have fixed it. If you replaced the battery yourself or had someone other than Apple replace it you got a poor quality battery. None of that has anything to do with the class action suit that MAY result in some users getting some sum of money, which may or may not be $25, when the suit is finally settled in a couple of years.

christina34 wrote:

Demeaning. So unnecessary.

What is demeaning is all of the people who demand $25 that they are not entitled to without doing even a modicum of research to find out what it is all about.