Front hard steel! Hundreds of iPhone chargers were seized in Brazil

As we all know, chargers are not always given away when buying iPhones, so we also need to spend extra money to buy corresponding chargers, which has been criticized by consumers. Recently, the Brazilian government asked Apple to officially stop selling mobile phones without chargers in Brazil, on the grounds that it violated the rights and interests of consumers, but Apple did not comply. Recently, it was reported that the Brazilian government had taken measures to detain hundreds of iPhones by regulators.

Brazil ordered a suspension of iPhone sales in Brazil in September and imposed a fine of millions of dollars after it previously judged that Apple did not provide the charger attached to the phone to harm consumers' interests. However, Apple still fails to comply with this requirement.

According to Tecnoblog, on November 11,Brazilian regulators seized "hundreds of iPhones" from several retail stores in the capital Brasilia. Three days after the seizure, Apple filed an enforcement order to continue selling iPhones until a final decision on the dispute was reached.

It is understood that on Tuesday (22nd),Apple responded to Tecnoblog and said that all iPhone sales in Brazil had returned to normal. In addition, MacMagazine reported that the judge allowed Apple to continue selling iPhones in Brazil before the final ruling. He believed that the company did not violate any consumer rights.

The judge also claimed that the Brazilian regulator was "abusing its power" in making such a decision. Apple said it was confident it would win the legal dispute and that customers "knew the various options for charging and connecting their devices".

Apple's official attitude towards this matter is very tough, and the Brazilian government has not taken further action. If the Apple official insists on not giving the charger, the Brazilian government may have no way to expel the iPhone. This farce is likely to end like this.