Indonesia has banned the sale and use of the iPhone 16 and other new Apple products due to Apple’s failure to meet its investment commitments. The company fell short of its promised $109 million investment, which prevents the issuance of necessary IMEI certifications. The ban affects both new sales and previously sold devices, posing challenges for tourists. Indonesia requires foreign companies to meet a 40% local content mandate and Apple’s unfulfilled pledge included plans for research facilities. It remains uncertain how Apple plans to address the ban.
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