Apple has not encountered one isolated problem in India. It has encountered a business model.
https://x.com/OopsGuess/status/2081179010588180580
Apple has not encountered one isolated problem in India.
It has encountered a business model.
Tax threats.
Antitrust pressure.
Factory fires.
Supply-chain disorder.
And now the largest leak in Apple’s history—more than 200,000 files dumped on the dark web, including iPhone 18 Pro supplier lists, component details, unreleased photos, and confidential internal data.
This is Apple: one of the richest companies on Earth, backed by armies of lawyers, lobbyists, auditors, and crisis managers.
A smaller company would not “remediate and move on.”
It would be eaten alive.
India keeps selling itself as the next China.
But China built an industrial ecosystem.
India built a screwdriver economy surrounded by legal traps, infrastructure failures, political extortion, and operational chaos.
“Investment graveyard” was never an insult.
It was a warning label.
posted by Satish Sharma at
15:52
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