A few weeks ago, Donald Trump gained political capital through a boycott announced against the Apple company, giving up using iPhone terminals in everyday life, asking Americans to do the same until Apple surrenders to the FBI.
Although then Donald Trump, who is also an Apple shareholder, gave up the iPhone in favor of a Samsung Galaxy terminal, now he has returned to better feelings towards those from Cupertino and has resumed using an iPhone daily.
In the same way, although Trump harshly criticized Apple in various public speeches, lately he has avoided saying anything against the American company, preferring to direct his attention to other topics that have nothing to do with Apple or the FBI.
It is hard to say if his change of attitude has anything to do with the secret meeting to boycott the nomination for the candidacy for the US presidency, but it is clear that Trump is no longer hostile to the Apple company, at least not in the same way as before.
