The Chinese government this week passed new legislation mandating users to submit facial scans to the government before activating a new SIM card or phone number.
Apple has launched Apple News+, Apple Arcade, and Apple TV+ this year. But none of them are available in China.
During a difficult time in Apple-Chinese relations, the Apple CEO has been named the chairperson of the Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management (Tsinghua SEM) advisory board.
The ongoing trade-war between the United States and China might finally have some good news for a change. A new report says there is optimism that new tariff hikes may be delayed.
Newly enforced government regulations is prompting Apple to remove CallKit — i.e. integrated VoIP — apps from the China App Store.
Next week, Apple will begin moving Chinese iCloud accounts to Chinese servers owned by a Chinese company.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is reportedly going to make a trip to China sometime later in May. Cook is supposed to be meeting with senior government and Communist Party leaders in that country.
A new report puts the spotlight on Pegatron, which manufactures iPhones for Apple, and its large factory in Shanghai, China.
A new report claims that Chinese residents signed up 3 million credit cards for Apple Pay during its first two day in mid-February. China Merchants Bank says its customers signed up 1 million of those cards in its first two days.
Despite initial reports, Apple Pay is not experiencing issues adding users in China. While customers are reporting that they cannot add their cards to the service, this seems to be due to a staged rollout of the service.