Reports say that Apple's smart home product promotional materials have been sent to major Apple Store around the world, with a ban expected to be lifted on October 8th.
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According to MacRumors, Apple stores around the world have started receiving sealed boxes this week with stickers that read "Do not activate before October 8th," suggesting that they may contain promotional materials for Apple's smart home products. The report also suggests that these materials might be related to HomeHub. Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman revealed that Apple plans to launch the Smart Home Hub HomeHub, a new Apple TV 4K model, and the HomePod mini 2 on October 13th.
IT News on October 1st: According to a report by technology media MacRumors today, Apple stores around the world began receiving a batch of sealed boxes this week, each with a sticker that reads "Do not open before October 8th."

It is speculated that these boxes contain promotional materials for Apple's smart home products. Apple employees will update the labels, promotional posters, and product display layouts in the stores before the product release.
It is reported that this promotional material may be related to Apple's first foldable screen phone iPhone Duo, but considering the level of confidentiality and timing, MacRumors believes that these items are more likely to be associated with HomeHub smart home hub.
IT has noted that Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman revealed that Apple plans to launch the Smart Home Hub on October 13, along with a new Apple TV 4K model and the HomePod mini 2.
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