Apple’s protracted fight with the Indonesian government has finally reached a positive conclusion. Back in October the country’s authorities banned the sale and use of the iPhone 16 series over there on the grounds that Apple failed to meet its previously promised investment threshold in the country. Then, in November, Apple promised to invest $100 million in Indonesia to get rid of the ban, later upping the number to $1 billion, but in January the Indonesian government came out and said it won’t lift the ban unless Apple starts making iPhone components in the country.
Interestingly, Apple…
