Trump Mobile Removes 'Made in USA' References from Site T1 Phone

The T1 Phone, the first smartphone produced by the Trump Organization, it wouldn't really be "made in "Use" as advertised by the operator in mid-June. A The Verge website wrote it, having identified the removal from the company website of any previous reference to the construction of the device on the national territory. An example is the "Made in the USA" banner, which appeared accessing the front page of Trump Mobile, but also the wording, on the phone's specifications page, "product "American". In their place are the terms "American design" and "designed with American values ​​in mind" with "American hands behind every device". But that's not the only thing that seems to have changed since the launch of the T1 Phone last week. The smartphone was presented with a 6.78-inch display, which has now been reduced to 6.25 inches. The site said the phone had 12 gigabytes of ram memory, no longer present in the online description. According to The Verge, the reason behind these changes could to be a new supplier for the company, with the revamp at a reduction in technical characteristics. "When it unveiled the T1 Phone, Trump Mobile promised that the phone would have been available in September. Now, the only present timing is 'later this year'. Another reason to doubt that the smartphone is authentic" underlines The Verge.