Apple Admits Student Interns Worked Illegal Hours on iPhone X

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Nov 21, 2017, 9:37 am1.2k ptsHot
Apple has confirmed a Financial Times report that said high school student interns had worked illegal hours on the assembly line for the recently introduced iPhone X. The company and its manufacturer, Foxconn, however, denied claims the students were forced to carry out the work as a condition of graduation…

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