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UPS returning some AirPods Max shipments to Apple as 'hazardous materials' [u]
Yes, I know about it because I’ve dealt with it.MacQuadra840av said:
You are not entirely correct because there are very strict requirements that must be met to transport items with lithium ion batteries, especially as a shipment. And he is correct, typically within the United States, items with Lithium Ion batteries are shipped by Ground.flydog said:
Wrong. How do you think iPhones get here from China?SpamSandwich said:If it contains lithium batteries, those must typically be shipped by ground transport. This might be what this is about.
Lithium batteries that are part of electronics equipment are permitted on aircraft.
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UPS returning some AirPods Max shipments to Apple as 'hazardous materials' [u]
If it contains lithium batteries, those must typically be shipped by ground transport. This might be what this is about.
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Apple debuts trailer for Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry' documentary
Utter shite.
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Facebook says it hopes proposed EU rules 'set boundaries' for Apple
I hope “Zuck” realizes the incoming administration plans on crushing companies like his.
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Wistron says iPhone plant riot caused up to $7 million in damage - but estimates vary
This whole “riot” might be some kind of unionizing blackmail attempt or it could be an insurance fraud scam... too little information to know. And quoting DigiTimes (a well known terrible source) doesn’t help.randominternetperson said:That initial $56 million "estimate" was never credible. Unless the rioters/freedom fighters/protesters damaged the foundation of the building (which they didn't) it doesn't cost that much to replace glass and furniture. And I imagine that the labor expenses in India for repairs are dirt cheap compared to the US.