iPhone 11: Apple denies breaking labor laws in China on the heels of watchdog report

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iPhone 11: Apple denies breaking labor laws in China on the heels of watchdog report

Posted by The Analyst | September 9, 2019 | Science & Tech

Apple reportedly admits that its factory in China over-relied on temporary workers to build latest iPhones.

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