In a bold move, Indonesia has put a ban on the sale of the iPhone 16, demanding a significant investment from Apple in exchange for lifting the restriction. The Indonesian government has rejected Apple's initial $100 million proposal, seeking a larger commitment, particularly in terms of sourcing local components. Want more tech updates like this? Don't forget to follow NDTV and stay tuned.
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