Indonesia’s iPhone 16 ban will hurt consumers more than Apple
The iPhone 16 cannot be marketed in the country as Apple’s local unit is yet to fulfil the country’s 40 per cent local content requirement for smartphones, the industry ministry has ruled. The government had said earlier this month that Apple’s investment in Indonesia — of Rp1.5tn ($95mn) so far — was short of a Rp1.7tn commitment.