Misleading. > Apple has so far called these reports “isolated incidents” and blames overheating batteries or faulty use by device owners. > That hasn’t stoppe

Misleading. > Apple has so far called these reports “isolated incidents” and blames overheating batteries or faulty use by device owners. > That hasn’t stopped Kuneva from taking a strong stand in the matter: > “I don’t need (Apple)’s permission to stop goods entering the market,” told reporters in Brussels. > “If goods are dangerous, then we will order a recall. We are checking with labs to see if there is a problem with the phone, with their batteries or if there has been misuse of the device. We need to have 100 percent certainty from one member state that these goods are dangerous.