Is Apple's 'No Villain Clause' for iPhones On-Screen Real? The Truth About the Tech Company's Rule for Movies and TV Shows
When an iPhone rings, a good guy is likely to answer. That's because, allegedly, Apple doesn't allow villains or bad guys to use their products in TV, film or advertisements. The entertainment industry has coined this rule the "no villain clause." In 2020, Knives Out director Rian Johnson was the first major filmmaker to speak publicly about Apple's alleged product stipulations. Since then, eagle-eyed viewers have discovered several movies that seemingly found a loophole, including M.
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