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Of course, it was bound to happen as soon as possible. You would not dare think Apple Corp. would take it sitting down, did you? I mean, if they were able to say something about some hacker problems, they were bound to do something about a world renowned organization saying something against their beloved product? So, yes. The iPhone has been defended by Apple. The charge of Greenpeace about the phone may not be that accurate according to them.

As per a statement by the company, the iPhone met the restrictions placed on hazardous substances. After that Greenpeace report, they really had to say something about it, otherwise people would interpret it as a sign of guilt. That is never a good thing, take note. If you could remember, The tests also found brominated compounds in half the samples, which can create dioxin when burned. Also, chemicals that included “phthalates” were found in the vinyl plastic earphone wiring at levels that are prohibited were also said to have been found.

This is definitely far from over.

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