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Indonesia keeps iPhone 16 ban despite $1.6 billion Apple offer to build AirTag factory

Hardball tactics resulted in Apple pledging to invest $US1 billion in Indonesia, after the sales of iPhone 16 smartphones were banned for not having enough locally manufactured components.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jan 12 2025
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Indonesia keeps iPhone 16 ban despite $1.6 billion Apple offer to build AirTag factory

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