China is doing (almost) all it can to kill the new iPhone 15 line domestically – the government barred its officials and state firms employees from using Apple’s phone, but it seems that’s not enough. Not enough to kill the people’s interest in the iPhone 15, at least.
China is doing (almost) all it can to kill the new iPhone 15 line domestically – the government barred its officials and state firms employees from using Apple’s phone, but it seems that’s not enough. Not enough to kill the people’s interest in the , at least.
Reuters is reporting that on Weibo, the busiest and most important social network in the People’s Republic, discussions on the brand-new line are piling up despite the imposed restrictions. Or maybe that’s precisely the outcome to be expected, given our proclivity to gather around the “forbidden” subject… Anyway, the total number of discussions on the is close to a million just several hours after the video presentation from Tim Cook’s team.
Topics devoted to the Cupertino event attracted 380 million views on Weibo, with more than 800,000 discussions, including posts, comments and likes, on the , reads the report from Reuters.
