iPhone 14 could be delayed due to growing China-Taiwan tension

 You might have heard about Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, and her visit to Taiwan. It's been each over the news recently. But how is that applicable to the iPhone 14 release, you might ask?
 
 Well, as utmost of you know, Apple is TSMC's top client and the company vessels chips to Pegatron in China where iPhones are assembled. And Pelosi's visit to Taiwan has put an indeed bigger strain on the China- Taiwan relationship. As a result, the CCP has come up with new regulations proscribing any citation of" Taiwan" or" Republic of China" in the shipping documents. This in turn means that some, if not all, of the tackle could be returned back to Taiwan and delay the iPhone 14 product as a result.
 iPhone 14 could be delayed due to growing China- Taiwan pressure

 To make matters worse, Pegatron's Vice Chairman and top directors from TSMC were seen with Pelosi during the visit, so this could just be a morning of a more fierce trade war between the CCP and Taiwan in which Apple and other US- grounded companies are caught in the middle.
 
 Apple is formerly in addresses with its Taiwanese mates and has requested that all labeling with" Made in Taiwan" or" Republic of China" be removed or replaced. It's also no surprise that Ming- Chi Kuo's sources claim that somne6.1- inch iPhone 14 units will come out of Foxconn's Indian plant. For the first time ever Apple is explosively diversifying its product.

 The news comes at the worst possible time since the iPhone 14 is just around the corner and there are rumors going around that there are some quality product issues with the displays and the camera lenses of the iPhone 14 Pro Max.