If the iPhone was made in the US it would probably cost 12 grand and come with missing parts and all you would hear about is workers complaining they would prefer to build the iPhone from home. 😆
That begs the question, why doesn't Apple makes their phones in the U.S to avoid the problems with the Middle Man (Foxconn), and avoid more lockdowns when the virus has another wave?
Always the same old story to distract and fool the masses. How did Apple find so many people to work in the new India plant that will be built or I heard Brazil as well.Where in the US would suggest Apple go to find the required skilled human resources that can handle the logistics of parts sourcing/inventory, manufacturing, test, and fulfillment of 190,000 iPhones per day. And can quickly ramp volumes up and down on a moment's notice? And do all that at the quality level Apple and its customers demand?
I thought production usually starts around by end of June?
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This is the problem. China can/has concentrated positively enormous amounts of factories and workers in some cities like Shenzhen, with hundreds of thousands of workers willing and able to work there. No city in the USA could currently offer this capacity to Apple. It's not just a matter of building an Apple factory, it's a matter of making an entire purpose built city around it - if what you want is a US Apple factory complex like the ones in China.Foxconn in one factory have up to 350,000 workers
Like to see if Apple production is in the USA we can get 5,000 people show up for work, work 10+ hrs. 6 days a week.