India Investigates Apple Over iOS 18 Hardware Damage Claims
India's consumer watchdog has escalated an investigation into Apple over claims that the iOS 18 update caused screen lines and microphone failures on iPhones.
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India's consumer watchdog has escalated an investigation into Apple over claims that the iOS 18 update caused screen lines and microphone failures on iPhones.
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