Apple accused of covering up war crimes by willfully using Congo conflict minerals

AppleInsider
Dec 17, 2024, 8:21 am374 pts
Apple has been formally accused by Congo of covering up war crimes by using conflict minerals in its supply chain, and criminal complaints have been filed in France and Belgium. Apple has been asked to verify that it doesn't use "conflict minerals" in the iPhone Apple and at least most Big Tech manufacturers…

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