Reincubate Ltd. sued Apple in New Jersey federal court this week, accusing the iPhone maker of stealing patented features from its cross-platform Camo app (which turns smartphones into webcams) and incorporating them into iOS’s Continuity Camera to redirect demand to Apple’s bundled offering. “Apple competes fairly while respecting the intellectual property rights of others, and these camera features were developed internally by Apple engineers,” Apple said in a statement on Reincubate’s lawsuit late Tuesday. According to the lawsuit, Apple “actively induced and encouraged” Reincubate to develop and market Camo for iOS before the tech giant copied it and integrated its features into iOS as “Continuity Camera” in 2022. MacDailyNews Take: Apple makes macOS, iOS, and the iPhone camera system. ‎MacDailyNews Note: The case is Reincubate Ltd v. Apple Inc, U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, No.