Apple products are highly sought after and often considered luxury items. However, some people are beginning to ask if the iPhone is really made in China. An investigation by The Wall Street Journal found that nearly 60% of components in an iPhone are made in China. This has raised questions about the manufacturing process and whether or not Apple is truly creating American jobs.

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Apple has repeatedly stated that all of its iPhones are made in China, but some recent reports have cast doubt on that assertion. The company’s largest manufacturing partner, Foxconn, has been accused of using child labor, and there have been allegations of poor working conditions at the factories where iPhones are made.

Foxconn has denied the accusations, and Apple has said it is investigating the reports. But if they are true, it would be a major black eye for the company and for China’s reputation as a manufacturing powerhouse.

In conclusion, while iPhone is assembled in China, the components are not. The final product is then shipped to other countries for sale. This means that iPhone is not a "made in China" product. Apple has defended this claim, saying that the company wants to make products where they are designed. While this may be true, it's also possible that Apple doesn't want to tarnish its image by being associated with Chinese-made products.

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