Brazilian's Federal District-base consumer protection regulator decided to seize iPhones from retail stores due to lack of chargers.
A few days before the release of the iPhone 14, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice ordered the suspension of iPhone sales in the country. The government understood that Apple not including the power adapter with the device was harming consumers. Apple appealed the decision and could keep selling iPhones as Justice still hasn’t decided which part is correct.
After the operation, Apple Brazil requested the government to keep allowing iPhone sales until the final dispute, in which Apple said it would continue to sell iPhones in Brazil. This is the first time a Brazilian watchdog has seized iPhones.
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