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How Apple’s lobbyists are trying to make getting an ITC import ban even harder.
The New York Times reports on the campaign pushing the US International Trade Commission “to put the public interest of a product ahead of a ban.”
Apple tried avoiding its Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2 import ban late last year by arguing it would have a “detrimental” effect on users. However, the ITC denied this request, saying “public interest favors the protection of intellectual property rights by excluding infringing products.”
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