China Flags "Security Incidents" With Apple iPhones, But No Ban Yet
- Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning acknowledged "security incidents" involving Apple's iPhones, but did not provide further details.
- China has not officially banned the purchase or use of foreign phone brands, including Apple.
- The alleged ban on iPhones by state employees in China is coinciding with rising tensions between Beijing and Washington, posing challenges for Apple's revenue growth and manufacturing.
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China Flags ‘Security Issues’ With iPhones, Denies Ban on Use and Purchase of Foreign Brand Mobile Phones | 📲 LatestLY
Many believed that the company may have plans to stop using products manufactured in China. The recent revelation that China has prohibited iPhone usage by its government employees while on the job has sparked several rumours and assumptions. 📲 China Flags ‘Security Issues’ With iPhones, Denies Ban on Use and Purchase of Foreign Brand Mobile Phones.
China says it has not banned purchase, use of foreign phone brands
China has not issued a ban on the purchase and use of foreign phone brands, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Wednesday, in response to media reports that said some government agencies and firms had told staff to stop using Apple's iPhones at work.
China Flags ‘Security Incidents’ With Apple’s iPhones
China flagged security problems with iPhones while saying it isn’t barring purchases, the government’s first comments on the topic after news reports that authorities are moving to restrict the use of Apple Inc. products in sensitive departments and state-owned companies. “We noticed that there have been many media reports about security incidents concerning Apple phones,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning told a regular press briefi…
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