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Apple Corp.’s heavily hyped mobile craze is really on the receiving end of all complaints lately. The iPhone is definitely embattled every which way. It has gotten a lot of flak and is also getting no help from consumers. Either they are hacked or they get sued. Almost everyday, the phone has received negative feedback not for its performance but for other reasons.

Among their chief critics is the environmental group Greenpeace. Remember the allegations against the phone regarding claims the product contains a range of potentially dangerous chemicals? Well, somebody has come to the iPhone’s rescue. The Bromine Science and Environmental Forum BSEF), the international organization of the bromine chemical industry, points out that none of the substances Greenpeace is criticizing the product of are actually banned under the environmental laws currently in existence.

It basically is condemning the environmental lobby group for making unfair criticism on the iPhone. Now, Apple got a break.

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