Erdogan Vows to Boycott U.S. Tech, Including iPhones

The video discusses Apple's small market share in the smartphone OS sector and the significant optical impact of the iPhone ban in Turkey. It explores the potential domino effect of countries demanding local production from Apple, as seen in India and Turkey. Tim Cook's meeting with President Trump and his comments on trade disputes highlight the complexity of US trade relationships. The video compares iPhone and Venus smartphones, noting the affordability issues in Turkey due to economic challenges and currency depreciation. It concludes with concerns about the long-term impact on Apple in more critical markets.

What is the market share of iOS in the smartphone OS market?

• Exactly 25%

• Around 30%

• Sub 20%

• Above 50%

What was a potential topic of discussion between Tim Cook and President Trump?

• Apple's new product launch

• Modernizing trade agreements

• Reducing Apple's taxes

• Increasing Apple's market share

How do Venus smartphones compare to iPhones in Turkey?

• They are more expensive

• They are premium products

• They have a larger market share

• They are lower-end mass consumer products

What is a significant challenge for Apple in the Turkish market?

• Lack of brand recognition

• High distribution costs

• Limited distribution network

• Excessive competition

What is the impact of the Turkish lira's depreciation on electronics?

• It makes them unaffordable

• It increases their demand

• It makes them more affordable

• It has no impact

What percentage of Turkey's imports from the US are electronics?

• About 50%

• About 1/10

• About 75%

• About 25%

What is a long-term concern for Apple regarding global markets?

• Increasing production costs

• Decreasing brand value

• Lack of innovation

• Demand for local manufacturing