Indonesia keeps its iPhone 16 sales ban even after Apple pledges $1 billion investment
Indonesia prohibited the sale of the iPhone 16 over Apple's failure to meet local regulations requiring that 40% of phones be made from local parts.
Indonesia prohibited the sale of the iPhone 16 over Apple's failure to meet local regulations requiring that 40% of phones be made from local parts.
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