Why is refurbished iPhone banned from selling in this large market?-Hi-tech fashion

India has said no to refurbished iPhone sales, so Apple is still unable to sell its used smartphones in the world’s second-largest smartphone market.

Apple has asked the Indian government for permission to sell Iphone their refurbishment in this country. However, the Indian government still refused the request. The decision was confirmed by an unnamed official from the telecoms ministry. So what is the real reason behind the rejection?

According to a report from CNET, the Indian government has yet to confirm why it has denied Apple’s request. However, some critics say that Apple’s competitors may be to blame. The company’s competitors argue that if Apple were allowed to sell refurbished iPhones, used devices would flood the country.

Many of them also argue that Apple’s goal of asking to sell refurbished iPhones runs counter to the Indian government’s Make-in-India project. It is known that Make-in-India is an initiative of the Indian government to promote companies to manufacture their products locally. One of the benefits that this project brings is new job opportunities for the people of the country.

In addition to the requirement to sell used iPhones, Apple also plans to open its first retail stores in the world’s second most populous country. But the initiative is still awaiting government approval.

Buying refurbished iPhone is good?

When it says iPhone has been refurbished, it means that other users have used the device. But unlike used smartphones that are sold by other buyers or dealers, refurbished iPhones are used devices that have been repaired and maintained by Apple.

This means that these used devices are made to look like brand new equipment, making refurbished iPhones even more worth buying. Besides brand new condition, Apple also includes all accessories in a more cost-effective deal.