copy & paste from WSJ
"Apple dominates the high-end smartphone market in the country and counts China as one of its biggest markets, relying on it for about 19% of its overall revenue.
Beijing has for years restricted government officials at some agencies from using iPhones for work, but the order has now been widened.
China’s restriction mirrors similar bans in the U.S. against Huawei Technologies as well as against officials using Chinese-owned TikTok, with both superpowers concerned about data leaks amid heightened emphasis on national security and deteriorating relations."
"Apple dominates the high-end smartphone market in the country and counts China as one of its biggest markets, relying on it for about 19% of its overall revenue.
Beijing has for years restricted government officials at some agencies from using iPhones for work, but the order has now been widened.
China’s restriction mirrors similar bans in the U.S. against Huawei Technologies as well as against officials using Chinese-owned TikTok, with both superpowers concerned about data leaks amid heightened emphasis on national security and deteriorating relations."
