蘋果iPhone6獲准在中國銷售
Apple's latest iPhone can now be sold in China, after the U.S.-based company assured Beijing it would not share user data with other governments.
China's phone regulator approved the sale of the phones Tuesday, saying Apple promised to fix potential security risks in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
The regulator said Apple also promised it never established any so-called "back door" that allows governments to access user data, and said it "never will."
The assurances follow reports that the U.S. National Security Agency was able to access Apple servers using secret surveillance programs.
State media in China have since run reports accusing various Apple products of threatening the security of the communist-led country, the world's biggest smartphone market.
In a statement, Apple welcomed the approval, saying the new iPhones would be available on all three of China's major state-owned carriers beginning October 17.美國蘋果公司的最新款手機獲准在中國銷售，之前蘋果公司向中國保證不會將用戶信息透露給其他國家的政府。
監管電話市場的中國工業信息部星期二批准蘋果新手機在中國上市，說蘋果公司承諾要消除iPhone 6和iPhone 6+潛在的安全風險。
工信部還說，蘋果公司承諾“從未與任何國家的任何政府機構就任何產品或服務建立過所謂的後門，並且“永遠不會”。
之前有報道說，美國國家安全局利用祕密檢測程序進入蘋果、谷歌等服務器。中國國營媒體的報道指責蘋果公司的各種產品威脅到中國的安全。
之後，中國官方媒體指責蘋果產品威脅中國的安全。中國是世界上最大的手機市場。
蘋果公司發表聲明，對中國批准iPhone 6在中國銷售表示歡迎，並且說，中國三大國營電話公司從10月17日開始出售iPhone 6。
