Red or dead: Smashing iPhones becomes a thing for Chinese patriots over South China Sea ruling
People in China are smashing iPhones and mobbing KFC in 'patriotism'. https://t.co/5g5H7WXGuopic.twitter.com/jch74unitk
— Victoria Ho (@vickiho) July 19, 2016
As if it wasn't enough for Apple to have regular run-ins with mostly fabricated accusations from Chinese patent and other authorities, it now has to deal with videos like this one where locals are bashing on iPhones to exert their patriotic responsibility. The company was also ordered to shut down its iBooks and iTunes Movies services there, lost the rights to the iPhone trademark, and now faces a ban on sales of the iPhone 6 in Beijing due to alleged infringement over the design of a $100 Android shtick dubbed Baili 100C. Fun times, but we bet Apple is not laughing much, as China is a the other most important market for them, while game revenue from there just surpassed that from the US for the first time.
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