After iPhone 15 launch, Chinese iPhone ban denied, but ‘security incidents’ claimed

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By Ben LovejoySep 13, 2023, 6:06 am632 pts
A day after the iPhone 15 launch, the situation regarding a reported Chinese iPhone ban is, if anything, less clear than it was beforehand – and that’s probably not accidental. The Chinese government has now said that it has not banned either the purchase or use of iPhones, but made reference to claimed…

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