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I still think, on a somewhat unrelated note (no pun intended) Apple has unique challenges due to the sheer volume of their sales and manufacturing, and I truly believe Apple waits to bring a feature to market until they feel it is as polished as possible given those manufacturing constraints.
This is a problem that’s uniquely Apple. There’s no other company that has to get as many complex interactions between components JUST right from day one on a scale that Apple has ready for day one. For any other phone, selling a million in a quarter would be worthy of celebration. Apple has to do the same and have a million per day ready to be sold from day one.
 
Yeah, keep believing that. In IFixIt’s iPhone 12 Pro Max tear down, the only Samsung parts are the 6GB RAM (among Micron, SK, and Toshiba suppliers) and likely the OLED display and its driver chip. LG supplies the 6.1 OLED for the iPhone 12 and in those iPhones probably the driver chips.

So sure, there’s at most 3 Samsung parts and at worst ZERO Samsung parts in the latest iPhone 12 series phones. But most of Apple iPhone parts, No, that would now be Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, and of course, Apple own A-series CPU’s, U1, and power controller chips.
You don’t read this site then? If you did, you’ll know much of iPhone parts are supplied by… Samsung! ✅
 
why isn’t it allowed in germany?
I don't know, but I guess it is ruining other company's business and so the economy. Instead of putting others down they have to show what they got. So the customer can decide which product or service he wants to choose without blasphemy come into play.
 
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