In a headline ripped right out of 2020, Apple supplier Foxconn said that the production of iPhone units at its facilities in China is not affected by COVID restrictions.
, contract manufacturer Foxconn said today that the number of iPhone units being produced at its largest factory in China remains normal. That's despite tightening COVID restrictions in the city of Zhengzhou where the facility is located.
Foxconn made some rule changes of its own in an attempt to prevent COVID from spreading throughout the campus in Zhengzhou. Workers, who live on the campus, are no longer permitted to eat together in the dining hall and must consume their meals in the dormitories according to a message posted on WeChat by Foxconn. There are 300,000 workers at this factory and Zhengzhou has experienced a new COVID outbreak with 196 new cases since October 8th.
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