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US targets TP-Link with a potential ban on the Chinese routers
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Wait until they hear where all electronics come from. Are they gonna ban Apple?
Apple has been slowly shifting production to India for years now, and the software is made domestically.
More importantly, the hardware is designed and inspected by Apple’s engineers. Security vulnerabilities would be Apple’s failure regardless of the origin of the parts.
I am from India actually, long way to go honestly.
Also Vietnam, there is a lot of Apple hardware made there now.
If that happens and the factory layoffs come, those nets are gonna be full