According to 9To5Mac, there is evidence that Apple plans to assemble a new iPhone in Brazil, the iPhone SE. On April 16, Apple released an iPhone SE, a smartphone with a price of $ 399, which lowered the starting price of the mobile phone product line.

When Apple announced the launch of the new iPhone SE, some pictures of the iPhone were displayed on the Brazilian Apple website. The back of the picture was engraved with "Indústria Brasileira" (also known as "Brazilian industry"), which usually represents the product Produced or assembled locally. However, Apple has deleted the related pictures, but it can still be seen on the Brazilian website iHelpBR.

Even if Apple tried to hide such information, from the ANATEL file of the Brazilian National Communications Administration, information about the new iPhone SE's planned assembly in Brazil can still be found. ANATEL lists Foxconn's stronghold in Brazil as one of the production units of the product. Its stronghold is located in the Jundiai plant in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil.