White House: Chinas ban on iPhone seems to be a revenge behavior

The White House believes that China ’s formulation and expansion of the government’ s ban on Apple ’s iPhone is China’ s revenge on the United States.This is the first time that the United States has expressed concern about China's restrictions on Apple products.

Bloomberg reported that the White House National Security Council spokesman Kobe said to reporters on Wednesday (September 13): "This seems to be what we have seen in China in the past.Revenge. "

Kobe added:" The fact is that we can't fully understand what they are doing and why. "

The Wall Street Journal of the United States last Wednesday (September 6th, September 6th (September 6th) Quoting to people familiar with the matter reported that China has asked officials from central government agencies to not use the iPhone and other foreign brands in their work, nor can they be brought into the office.Nikkei News also reported last Friday (September 8) that China ’s ban on Apple mobile phones has expanded to local governments and state -owned enterprise staff.

However, when Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Mao Ning responded to relevant questions at a routine press conference on Wednesday, he denied reports on restricting iPhone.She said that China has not introduced laws and regulations and policy documents that prohibit the purchase and use of foreign brands such as Apple.

Mao Ning also said that China has indeed noticed recently that some media have revealed that Apple mobile phone related security incidents are revealed.She emphasized that the Chinese government attaches great importance to the security of the Internet and information, and treats them equally and treats them equally. All mobile phone companies operating in China can strictly abide by the laws and regulations such as Chinese data security laws and personal information protection laws, and strengthen information security managementThe data that protects consumers store in mobile phones is not stolen by any individual or organization to ensure information security.

Bloomberg reported that China is both one of the main producing areas of Apple and its largest international market. As the new iPhone was released, this official statement in China allows investors to have a bit of Apple's situation in China in China.No compliance.