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Is the iPhone 16 expected to be released in Indonesia? It is said that Apple's 1 billion investment has finally received government approval.
① Informed sources revealed that Indonesian President Prabowo approved the government's acceptance of a 1 billion dollar investment from Apple, soon to lift the sales ban on the iPhone 16; ② Apple has committed to invest 1 billion dollars, which includes building a factory on Batam Island to produce AirTags, establishing another factory in Bandung, and funding an Indonesian developer academy.
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Apple sharply criticized Meta for taking advantage, but this time the EU sided with Meta.
① Apple criticized Meta on Wednesday for repeatedly requesting access to software tools on iPhone devices, stating that this would affect user privacy and security; ② Apple warned that Meta has made a total of 15 interoperability requests, and if allowed, Meta could read all information from users on Apple devices; ③ The European Union has requested Apple to provide feedback on the relevant requests so that application developers can better understand iOS components.
Meta retorts to Apple: using privacy as an excuse to engage in anti-competitive practices.
Apple Inc. fiercely criticized Meta Platforms on Wednesday, stating that the latter has repeatedly requested access to Apple's software tools on its devices, which could affect user privacy and security. According to the EU's Digital Markets Act, which came into effect last year, Apple must allow competitors and app developers to interoperate with its services, or face fines of up to 10% of its Global annual revenue. Apple stated in a report that so far, Meta has made 15 interoperability requests, more than any other company, and these requests could have a profound impact on Apple’s technology stack.
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The European Union continues to pressure Apple (AAPL.US) to open core functions to competitors.
The European Commission is pressuring Apple to further open the iPhone operating system to competitors.
Apple (AAPL.US) cancels iPhone Hardware subscription service and adjusts its financial strategy to address regulatory challenges.
Apple has decided to terminate its iPhone Hardware subscription service project, a decision that marks Apple's abandonment of attempts to change the way consumers purchase its flagship products.
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