With the aim of providing enhanced security and reliability for its products, Apple has implemented a new authenticity feature using ultraviolet light in the packaging of the new iPhone 15.
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The packaging of Apple’s new smartphone, the iPhone 15, features logos and QR codes that only become visible under ultraviolet light. This new feature is designed to confirm the authenticity of the device and assist buyers in avoiding scams.
The new iPhone 15 was announced on the 12th of last month during an Apple event in California, United States, and is now available in stores starting today (09/22). This new authenticity tool can be seen in action through a video shared by Majin Bu on X, formerly Twitter. Check it out:
The boxes of the new iPhone 15 are equipped with a security system that displays holograms under a UV light. This is a measure introduced by Apple to recognize real boxes and prevent people from being scammed pic.twitter.com/oBhQoc5IDI
— Majin Bu (@MajinBuOfficial) September 21, 2023
Source: 9to5mac
