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Supply chain issues forced Apple to stop making iPhones in October

If you’re experiencing longer than usual wait times for the delivery of your new iPhone 13, it’s safe to pin the blame on the massive supply chain constraints Apple continues to face in China. While it was already known that Apple had a tough time meeting its 2021 iPhone production goals, a new report by Nikkei-Asia reveals the true extent of the problem.

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