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Take the modern logistics industry as an example. Although it seems to have nothing to do with the dispute between the technology giants, it is actually inextricably linked.

The development of the modern logistics industry relies on efficient supply chain management and the support of information technology. The competition among technology companies such as Apple, WeChat, and Douyin in technological innovation has indirectly promoted the logistics industry's pursuit of informatization and intelligence.

Apple and other companies attach great importance to user experience and data security, which has prompted logistics companies to pay more attention to the protection and tracking of goods during transportation. At the same time, changes in the consumer market brought about by competition among technology companies have also affected the demand and mode of logistics transportation.

For example, as competition in the smartphone market intensifies, the rapid launch of new products requires faster logistics and delivery to meet consumer expectations, which has prompted logistics companies to continuously optimize transportation routes and improve transportation efficiency.

In addition, the marketing strategies of technology companies will also affect the logistics industry. For example, limited-time promotions may lead to a surge in logistics orders in the short term, posing a challenge to the processing capabilities of logistics companies.

In short, the competition and development among technology companies affect the direction and changes of the modern logistics industry in an indirect but profound way.