Apple fined for not having charger and headphones

News Desk: Brazilian consumer rights group Procon-SP has fined US tech giant Apple 2 million for publishing the iPhone 12 series without chargers and headphones. The company says Apple has also ignored complaints from Brazilian users about the update.

So Apple has been fined in light of these allegations. However, according to The Verge, Apple is unlikely to be harmed as a result of the fine. Because in the first quarter of this year, Apple has earned 11 crore 44 lakh dollars. Apple announced the launch of the new iPhone in October last year. The announcement was made to prevent environmental pollution. Apple says it will keep the world's environment beautiful and protect users from carbon emissions.

However, the consumer rights company was not satisfied with Apple's response. That's why they say Apple should respect Brazilian law. Lisa Jackson, VP of iPhone maker Apple, said users would use wireless adapters instead of chargers. However, Fernando Capage, executive director of Procon-SP, said: "Apple should understand that Brazil has a consumer rights law and judicial system.

" Although it has not yet commented on the fine, Apple said the price of the iPhone 12 series is 729 in the United States and about 1,200 in Brazil. In October 2020, Apple announced the launch of a new series. It was said at the time that the new series would be launched without chargers and headphones.