As you could see if you read Italian, the only reference to the state-required two-year warranty appears in fine print at the bottom of the page. The last line translates to "The advantages of Apple's limited one-year warranty and the AppleCare Protection Plan are supplemental to consumer rights pursuant to the seller's legal guarantee. Click here for details." This link directs users to an information page on the legal warranty, which includes a warranty comparison chart. The Antitrust Authority claims that the information in the chart is "misleading and deceitful," suggesting that the state warranty only covers defects present at the time of delivery, and that the customer will have to contact a nebulous "seller" to get support, whereas AppleCare offers support from various places. Even though a nearly $400,000 fine isn't much to a large company like Apple, the situation is clearly causing a strain on the company's relationship with the Italian government. Apple has 30 days to respond to the complaint.