Apple has pulled an advertisement set in Thailand and issued an apology following backlash calling saying it portayed the country as underdeveloped and outdated.

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Apple has removed and apologized for an ad perceived as outdated and stereotypical in its portrayal of Thailand. The ad, part of the ‘The Underdogs’ series, was criticized by Thai citizens and lawmakers, leading Apple to cease its broadcast and remove it from YouTube. Apple intended to celebrate Thailand’s culture but admitted to failing to capture its vibrancy accurately.

Apple is apologizing for one of its ads again

<p>Not the first time ever, you know.</p>


<p>Someone needs to start a copypasta of apple apologizing for an ad</p>
