You know how we've been talking about iPhones being made in India?

Remember that?

We're talking about that?

Moving production away from China in a number of different ways. Actually even prior to the whole trade situation,

the incentive that the Indian government was giving to Apple to say,

hey, make some iPhones here at least for our domestic market.

They first implemented this thing in India that hey you could skip over some of the

taxation.

I will provide you some incentives to sell products here that were partially manufactured

here, particularly in the smartphone department.

And other manufacturers rushed to do that because India has become such an important marketplace for smartphone sales.

So Samsung was there, Apo, Vivo, so on and so forth.

They were making their phones there that were going to be

sold there. But today we have a story come out that is kind of the next level of

this incentive. It's something that I'm sure of this

something that I'm sure India as a country had hoped for and probably to a certain

extent the trade situation in China requires some attention for this thing taking

place requires some responsibility. It requires a it's part of the analysis. Well, it's part of the

reason for something like this to take place. It's got to be because we've also been covering all these stories reasonably about how

companies have had to diversify their manufacturing to potentially avoid this 25% tariff at least for products

destined for the United States. Well this story here is talking about how now

those iPhones made in India not not just destined for India, but instead

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