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Cook highlighted Apple's detailed succession plans, emphasizing the importance of preparedness for unforeseen circumstances

Tim Cook aims for internal successor as Apple's next CEO

<h2>Cook highlighted Apple's detailed succession plans, emphasizing the importance of preparedness for unforeseen circumstances</h2>

Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, expressed his desire for his successor to emerge from within the company's ranks. Speaking on the BBC's 'Dua Lipa: At Your Service' podcast, Cook emphasized the importance of cultivating potential candidates from Apple's talent pool. He noted, "I really want a person to come from within Apple, the next CEO&hellip;and so that is my role to make sure that there are several [options] for the board to pick from."
Despite his aspiration for an internal successor, Cook refrained from disclosing specific names under consideration for the future leadership role. He underscored Apple's commitment to succession planning, highlighting the need for preparedness given the unpredictability of circumstances.
He stated, "I can't say [a name]. But I would say that my job is to prepare several people for the ability to succeed. Now, we are a company that believes in succession plans&hellip;and so we have very detailed succession plans. This is because something that is unpredictable can always happen."
Cook's remarks echo sentiments he shared earlier in April 2021, indicating that although he feels great about his current role, a ten-year tenure might not be plausible.
Having joined Apple in 1998, he assumed various roles before becoming CEO in 2011 after the passing of co-founder Steve Jobs. Cook's focus on nurturing potential successors aligns with Apple's commitment to strategic leadership continuity.

Reports suggest that sales of the new iPhone 15 in China have declined compared to previous models

Apple CEO Tim Cook makes surprise visit to China amid declining iPhone sales

<h2>Reports suggest that sales of the new iPhone 15 in China have declined compared to previous models</h2>

Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, made an unexpected visit to China this week, where he interacted with gamers in Chengdu. This visit comes as Apple faces a decline in smartphone sales in its largest market.
In a late Monday post on Weibo, Cook shared his visit to Apple's Taikoo Li store in Chengdu, where he met young players of the popular mobile game "Honour of Kings." This online battle arena game is published by Tencent, a Chinese tech giant, and ranks among the world's most-played mobile games.
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Cook expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "The energy tonight was off the charts!" He acknowledged that "Honour of Kings" originated in Chengdu and has become a global phenomenon on the App Store.
Describing the game's popularity, he told the state-run China Daily, "The game sets a new bar. It is so popular in China and around the world, and you can see that people are so passionate about the game and so excited. It's great to see."
<h3>Apple's Ongoing Challenges in the Chinese Market</h3>
Apple has been a significant player in the Chinese market since its establishment there in 1993, offering a range of smartphones, laptops, and consumer electronics.
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During a visit to Beijing in March, Cook emphasized the mutually beneficial relationship Apple enjoys with China. However, the company has faced challenges in recent years, including disruptions in sales due to factory shutdowns resulting from China's strict COVID-19 policies. Additionally, US export controls on high-tech components have posed threats to Apple's supply chain.
Furthermore, reports suggest that sales of the new iPhone 15 in China have declined compared to previous models, attributed to reduced consumer spending and increased competition from local companies like Huawei.

In an interview with Good Morning America, Cook expressed his enthusiasm for ChatGPT and highlighted its unique applications

Whoops, busted! Apple CEO Tim Cook admits to using ChatGPT after Apple slaps a ban on it

In an interview with Good Morning America, Cook expressed his enthusiasm for ChatGPT and highlighted its unique applications

The use of AI Chatbots like ChatGPT has always been a topic of debate, with proponents praising its benefits and sceptics expressing concerns about potential misuse. Interestingly, Apple itself appears to be divided on the matter. While Apple employees are prohibited from using ChatGPT to protect the company's data, Apple's CEO Tim Cook personally utilises the technology. In an interview with Good Morning America, Cook expressed his enthusiasm for ChatGPT and highlighted its unique applications. He acknowledged the importance of careful consideration, addressing issues such as bias, misinformation, and the necessity of regulation. Cook emphasised the need for establishing regulations and implementing safeguards in the field of AI. He recognised the challenges faced by companies in keeping up with the rapid advancements in AI technology. According to Cook, it is the responsibility of companies to make ethical decisions and engage in self-regulation. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Speaking at Apple’s Q2 2023 earnings call on Thursday, Cook emphasised the dynamism and vibrancy in the Indian market, calling it “unbelievable”

First two retail stores in India 'milestone' for Apple: CEO Tim Cook

Speaking at Apple&rsquo;s Q2 2023 earnings call on Thursday, Cook emphasised the dynamism and vibrancy in the Indian market, calling it &ldquo;unbelievable&rdquo;

India is at a "tipping point" and a major focus for Apple, the technology giant's CEO Tim Cook has said, terming the opening of its first two retail stores in the country - in Mumbai and Delhi - as a &ldquo;milestone&rdquo; for the company.
Speaking at Apple&rsquo;s Q2 2023 earnings call on Thursday, Cook emphasised the dynamism and vibrancy in the Indian market, calling it &ldquo;unbelievable&rdquo;.
"Looking at the business in India, we did set a quarterly record, grew very strong, double digits year-over-year. So it was quite a good quarter for us. Taking a step back, India is an incredibly exciting market. It's a major focus for us,&rdquo; Cook said.
Referring to his recent visit to India, Cook said in the earnings call, &ldquo;I was just there, and the dynamism in the market, the vibrancy is unbelievable.&rdquo; Cook was in India in April, his first trip to the country in seven years, to open Apple's first official retail store in the country, in Mumbai, followed by the launch of a second store in New Delhi. Cook said the stores are "off to a great start.&rdquo; Terming the opening of Apple&rsquo;s first two stores in Mumbai and Delhi as a &ldquo;milestone&rdquo; for the company, the Apple CEO said, &ldquo;...in a milestone for Apple, we just opened our first two Apple stores in India, in Mumbai and Delhi. I was there to see it for myself, and I couldn't have been more delighted by the excitement and enthusiasm of the customers, developers, creators and team members I got to spend time with." &ldquo;I've had the chance to connect with customers and teams all around the world in recent months, so many people shared with me that they were fans of Apple, not just because of the innovations we create, but because of the values that guide us, and that means a great deal to us,&rdquo; he said.
He said that Apple has been expanding its operations in India to serve more customers.
&ldquo;We've got a number of channel partners in the country as well that we're partnering with, and we're very happy with how that's going overall. Overall, I couldn't be more delighted and excited by the enthusiasm I'm seeing for the brand there,&rdquo; Cook said.
He added that many people are &ldquo;coming into the middle class, and I really feel that India is at a tipping point, and it's great to be there.&rdquo; On Apple&rsquo;s performance in other emerging markets, Cook said the company had a stellar quarter in emerging markets overall, with records set in several places, including Indonesia and Mexico, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UAE, and quarterly records set in Brazil, India and Malaysia.
&ldquo;It was a great quarter for emerging markets in general, despite the headwinds of the currency&hellip;and so we're putting efforts in a number of these markets and really see, particularly given our low share and the dynamics of the demographics, et cetera, a great opportunity for us in those markets,&rdquo; he said.
Apple reported revenue of USD 94.8 billion for the March quarter and set an &ldquo;all-time record&rdquo; for services and a March quarter record for iPhone.
Responding to a question comparing the market in India today and that in China a decade ago, Cook said each country is different and has its journey, &ldquo;so I hesitate to compare too much. But what I do see in India is a lot of people entering the middle class, and I'm hopeful that we can convince some number of them to buy an iPhone, and we'll see how that works out. But right now, it's working out well.&rdquo; In response to another question on which segment he sees the biggest opportunity for Apple in India, he said there is an opportunity across the board, including in services.
&ldquo;Obviously, the ARPUs (average revenue per user) are lower in India for whether you're talking about TV and movie streaming or music, the ARPUs are much lower than other regions. But if you look at it over a long arc of time, I think there's a good opportunity across the board,&rdquo; he said.
Cook also met Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his recent visit.
"An absolute delight to meet you, @tim_cook! Glad to exchange views on diverse topics and highlight the tech-powered transformations taking place in India," the prime minister tweeted after meeting Apple CEO.
Cook also took to Twitter and said, &ldquo;Thank you, Prime Minister @narendramodi for the warm welcome. We share your vision of the positive impact technology can make on India's future &mdash; from education and developers to manufacturing and the environment, we're committed to growing and investing across the country.&rdquo; Cook had last visited India in 2016 when the tech giant began scaling up operations in the country.
The company has set up a two-storey Apple store in Mumbai, covering an area of around 20,000 square feet. The Apple Saket Store in Delhi is half the size of the Mumbai store. The barricade for the Apple Saket store features a unique design that takes inspiration from the capital's many gates.
The company has more than 70 highly skilled retail team members at Apple Saket Store who come from a combined 18 states in India and collectively speak more than 15 languages.

Tim Cook, Sunil Mittal reaffirm commitment to work closely in India, Africa

Tim Cook, Sunil Mittal reaffirm commitment to work closely in India, Africa

Apple CEO Tim Cook met Bharti Group founder and chairman Sunil Mittal and both of them reaffirmed commitment to work more closely in the India and Africa market, Bharti Group said on Friday.
Apple has opened its first two official stores in India during the week.
"Tim Cook and Sunil Bharti Mittal had an hour-long meeting this morning. While expressing their satisfaction on the ongoing long relationship that Apple and Airtel have had, (they) reaffirmed their commitment to work more closely in the Indian and African market," Bharti Group said in a statement Apple has completed 25 years of operation in India.
Cook on April 18 inaugurated the first Apple Store in Mumbai and second in Delhi on April 20.

&nbsp;Sharing pictures with Tim Cook on social medial, Sonam Kapoor wrote, &lsquo;We&rsquo;re so grateful for the care and attention you&rsquo;ve given to creating your signature world class experience here (folded hands emoji) @anandahuja.&rsquo;

Tim Cook watches IPL match with Sonam Kapoor and husband Anand Ahuja, poses for selfies

Taking to social media, Sonam shared a few photos of herself with Tim and Anand as they watched the match.

&nbsp;Sharing pictures with Tim Cook on social medial, Sonam Kapoor wrote, &lsquo;We&rsquo;re so grateful for the care and attention you&rsquo;ve given to creating your signature world class experience here (folded hands emoji) @anandahuja.&rsquo;

Apple CEO Tim Cook is making the most of his India trip. After indulging in Mumbai's famous delicacies and meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi, he attended the recent Delhi Capitals vs Kolkata Knight Riders IPL match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in the national capital. He was accompanied by actor Sonam Kapoor and her husband, businessman Anand Ahuja. Vice president of the BCCI Rajeev Shukla was also seen in the stands with them.
Taking to social media, Sonam shared a few photos of herself with Tim and Anand as they watched the match. Sharing their photos, Sonam wrote, &lsquo;Tim Cook and entire @apple team - we hope you&rsquo;ve had a lovely stay here and leave encouraged and positive on Apple&rsquo;s outlook in the country. We&rsquo;re so grateful for the care and attention you&rsquo;ve given to creating your signature world class experience here (folded hands emoji) @anandahuja.&rsquo; Tim replied to Sonam&rsquo;s post and thanked her for an &lsquo;unforgettable evening!&rsquo;
On the work front, Sonam is making her film comeback with Shome Makhija&rsquo;s &lsquo;Blind&rsquo;. This will be her first film after giving birth to her son Vayu in August last year.
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PM Modi meets Apple CEO Tim Cook ahead of store launch in Delhi 

Apple CEO Tim Cook meets PM Modi ahead of store launch in Delhi 

Tech leader affirmed his commitment to growing and investing across India and also said that he shares PM Modi's vision of the positive impact of technology

Ahead of launching its first official store in Delhi at Select Citywalk Mall, Tim Cook meets prime minister Narendra Modi.&nbsp;
After meeting the PM, Cook thanked Modi for the warm welcome and said his company is committed to growing and investing across the country.
&ldquo;Thank you Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the warm welcome. We share your vision of the positive impact technology can make on India&rsquo;s future &mdash; from education and developers to manufacturing and the environment, we&rsquo;re committed to growing and investing across the country," Cook tweeted.
Reacting to Cook&rsquo;s tweet, PM Modi said he is glad to exchange views on diverse topics and highlight the tech-powered transformations taking place in India. Apple CEO Tim Cook on April 20 will welcome customers at the inauguration of the iconic iPhone maker's first official store in the national capital at Select Citywalk Mall.
Tim Cook on Tuesday launched Apple's first official store in India at the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) business district in Mumbai.

Apple Inc. said in a regulatory filing that Cook's target total compensation is $49 million for 2023, with a $3 million base salary, and $6 million cash incentive — both unchanged from the previous year — and $40 million in equity awards
 

Apple CEO Tim Cook to take more than 40% pay cut; Here's why

Apple Inc. said in a regulatory filing that Cook's target total compensation is $49 million for 2023, with a $3 million base salary, and $6 million cash incentive — both unchanged from the previous year — and $40 million in equity awards

Apple Inc. said in a regulatory filing that Cook's target total compensation is $49 million for 2023, with a $3 million base salary, and $6 million cash incentive &mdash; both unchanged from the previous year &mdash; and $40 million in equity awards
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Apple CEO Tim Cook will take a more than 40 per cent pay cut this year from a year earlier as the company adjusts how it calculates his compensation partly based on a recommendation from Cook himself.
Apple Inc. said in a regulatory filing on January 12 that Cook's target total compensation is $49 million for 2023, with a $3 million base salary, and $6 million cash incentive &mdash; both unchanged from the previous year &mdash; and $40 million in equity awards.
Apple said its compensation committee took into account shareholder feedback, the company's performance and a recommendation from Cook, who was promoted to CEO in 2011, to adjust his compensation in light of the feedback received.&nbsp;
Apple said Cook supported the changes to his compensation. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; In 2021, Cook received a compensation package valued at $98.7 million. Just $3 million of that was salary. The vast majority came from a grant of restricted stock, valued at $82.3 million. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The company will hold its annual meeting March 10. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; In early trading, Apple shares edged down to $132.38. The stock has declined about 23 per cent in the past year. (AP)

According to the latest regulatory filings, Cook requested the change

Apple CEO Tim Cook takes 40% pay cut due to this reason 

Apple CEO Tim Cook takes 40% pay cut

According to the latest regulatory filings, a bigger component of Tim Cook's compensation will depend on Apple's stock performance

Apple CEO Tim Cook is not going to make the same amount that he made last year. This year, CEO Cook's compensation target has been set at $49 million, which is 40% lower than last year. More components of Cook's salary are now dependent on how well the company stock performs in the market. According to company's regulatory filing, the percentage of stock units awarded to Cook and tied to Apple&rsquo;s performance will increase to 75% in 2023 from 50%.&nbsp;
The regulatory filings also say that Tim Cook himself requested this paycut. In the past, Apple has drawn criticism from groups such as Institutional Shareholder Services, about Cook&rsquo;s previous compensation package. Apple organises yearly meetings in which shareholders been asked whether they agree with how much executives.&nbsp;

Mr Musk, who purchased Twitter for $44bn last month, is under pressure as some companies halt spending

Twitter owner Musk signals new 'war' against Apple

Elon Musk vs Tim Cook

Mr Musk, who purchased Twitter for $44bn last month, is under pressure as some companies halt spending

Twitter's new owner decided to pick a fight with Apple, posting a slew of tweets criticizing the tech company and a meme claiming he would "go to war" with the iPhone maker.
Elon Musk has said Apple has halted most of its advertising on Twitter and accused the company of threatening to remove the platform from its app store. The feud comes as many companies have halted spending on Twitter amid concerns about Mr Musk's content moderation plans for the site.
Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Musk&rsquo;s tweets. The company has previously shown it&rsquo;s willing to remove apps from its app store over concerns about their ability to moderate harmful content or if they attempt to circumvent the cut Apple takes from in-app purchases and subscriptions.

Apple's long-rumoured AR Glasses may be coming soon.

Tim Cook talks about Apple’s AR plans

Apple's long-rumoured AR Glasses may be coming soon.

In a media interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook hinted at the company's intentions to enter the augmented reality hardware market.
In the interview, Cook said that AR should put "humanity at the centre of it" in order to succeed.&nbsp;
Cook has often publicly expressed his interest in AR. While Cook did not reveal much in this interview, Apple has long been rumoured to be working on a pair of AR glasses.&nbsp;
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He asserted that Apple is already providing users with a variety of augmented reality experiences as the App Store has almost 14,000 apps which are created using the company's AR Kit.
He had also discussed the expansion of Apple's AR apps earlier this year.
Despite this, Cook believes that the evolution of AR is still in its early stages. He believes that the technology required for a device to be put on a person&rsquo;s face is quite challenging to develop.
So, it may still be a while before Apple releases a full-fledged device that can support augmented reality experiences without needing an iPhone.

Apple CEO Tim Cook emphasised on the company's investments into AR and the metaverse, leading to a nearly 5% rise in Apple's stock.

Apple CEO Tim Cook emphasises on investment in AR, metaverse

Apple CEO Tim Cook emphasised on the company's investments into AR and the metaverse, leading to a nearly 5% rise in Apple's stock.

Apple CEO Tim Cook emphasised on Apple&rsquo;s investments into AR. Speaking at Apple&rsquo;s Q1 2022 earnings call, Cook said that AR apps provided 'incredible AR experiences for millions of people today.' Apple has 14,000 AR apps on its App Store currently, and this number is slated to rise in the coming years.
When asked about Apple&rsquo;s plans for the metaverse, Cook said that Apple sees a lot of potential in this space, and is investing accordingly.
Earlier reports, including from noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, have indicated that Apple is working on launch an AR/VR mixed reality headset, which was planned to launch in 2021, but has now been pushed to 2023. Apple has not officially announced anything about the headset yet.
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Cook&rsquo;s comments, along with Apple&rsquo;s quarterly sales and profit estimates, led to Apple&rsquo;s stock rising by nearly 5% in after-hours trade.
Cook had stated separately last week that Apple&rsquo;s research and development efforts are focused on the integration of hardware, software, and services. "There's quite a bit of investment going into things that are not on the market at this point,&rdquo; he said.

Apple doubled its business in India for the fiscal year 2021, as revealed by CEO Tim Cook on the firm's earnings call on Friday.

Apple doubled its business in India in fiscal 2021, says CEO Tim Cook

Apple doubled its business in India for the fiscal year 2021, as revealed by CEO Tim Cook on the firm's earnings call on Friday. Moreover, the company saw nearly one-third of its revenue come from emerging markets.
While Tim Cook did not mention what factors helped the company double its business in India, he did highlight that Apple "grew double digits in each geographical segment, setting September quarter records in both developed and emerging markets." &nbsp; It's worth noting that Apple's iPhone 12 series of smartphones received massive discounts during ongoing festive season sales on e-commerce platforms in India. Reports say older generation iPhone models like the iPhone 12 have played a large role in the company's success in the quarter, alongside the even older iPhone 11. Moreover, increased local assembly, retail initiatives like the setting up of an online store, and aggressive market strategies have also contributed to Apple's success in the country. &nbsp; Earlier in January, Tim Cook had said Apple's business in India had doubled over the previous quarter, and that the company had achieved a "quarterly record" in the Indian market in October 2020.

Apple doubled its business in India for the fiscal year 2021, as revealed by CEO Tim Cook on the firm's earnings call on Friday.

Apple doubled its business in India for the fiscal year 2021, as revealed by CEO Tim Cook on the firm's earnings call on Friday. Moreover, the company saw nearly one-third of its revenue come from emerging markets.
While Tim Cook did not mention what factors helped the company double its business in India, he did highlight that Apple "grew double digits in each geographical segment, setting September quarter records in both developed and emerging markets." &nbsp; It's worth noting that Apple's iPhone 12 series of smartphones received massive discounts during ongoing festive season sales on e-commerce platforms in India. &nbsp; Reports say older generation iPhone models like the iPhone 12 have played a large role in the company's success in the quarter, alongside the even older iPhone 11. Moreover, increased local assembly, retail initiatives like the setting up of an online store, and aggressive market strategies have also contributed to Apple's success in the country.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/apple-music-app-now-available-for-ps5-1635420313138" target="_blank">Apple Music app now available for PS5</a> &nbsp; Earlier in January, Tim Cook had said Apple's business in India had doubled over the previous quarter, and that the company had achieved a "quarterly record" in the Indian market in October 2020.

Apple Inc's chief Tim Cook, this week, will get about five million shares of the iPhone maker worth nearly $750 million, as per a Bloomberg report.

Apple's CEO Tim Cook to get $750 million worth shares; here's what he might do with them

Apple&nbsp;chief Tim Cook to get 5 million shares of the company worth $750 million. During Cook's tenure, Apple's shares have surged almost 12 times.

Apple CEO to get $750 million payout

Apple Inc's&nbsp;chief Tim Cook, this week, will get about five million shares of the iPhone&nbsp;maker worth&nbsp;nearly $750 million, as per a Bloomberg&nbsp;report.
This will mark the 10th and the final tranche&nbsp;of the pay deal he received a decade ago as he succeeded Stebe&nbsp;Jobs.
Part of the payout is contingent on Apple&rsquo;s stock return over the past three years surpassing at least two-thirds of companies in the S&amp;P 500.
Apple&rsquo;s soaring stock price has allowed Cook to collect top payouts and made him a billionaire. He currently has a net worth of about $1.5 billion, according to the&nbsp;Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
The Apple CEO&nbsp;had said in 2015 that he plans to give most of his fortune away and has already donated millions of dollars worth of Apple shares.

Apple&rsquo;s soaring stock price has allowed Cook to collect top payouts year after year

Apple Inc's&nbsp;chief Tim Cook, this week, will get about five million shares of the iPhone&nbsp;maker worth&nbsp;nearly $750 million, as per a Bloomberg&nbsp;report.
This will mark the 10th and the final tranche&nbsp;of the pay deal he received a decade ago as he succeeded Steve&nbsp;Jobs.
Part of the payout is contingent on Apple&rsquo;s stock return over the past three years surpassing at least two-thirds of companies in the S&amp;P 500.
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Apple&rsquo;s soaring stock price has allowed Cook to collect top payouts and made him a billionaire. He currently has a net worth of about $1.5 billion, according to the&nbsp;Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/apple-releases-magsafe-battery-pack-for-iphone-12-series-1626257310221" target="_blank">Apple</a> CEO&nbsp;had said in 2015 that he plans to give most of his fortune away and has already donated millions of dollars worth of Apple shares.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said allowing side-loading, or installing apps from sources other than the App Store, would pose a serious threat to iOS security.

Tim Cook: Android has 47x more malware than iOS, side-loading would ‘destroy’ iPhone security

Tim Cook: Android has 47x more malware than iOS, side-loading would &lsquo;destroy&rsquo; iPhone security
Apple CEO Tim Cook said allowing side-loading, or installing apps from sources other than the App Store, would pose a serious threat to iOS security. Speaking virtually at the VivaTech 2021 conference, Cook was asked about the proposed European Digital Markets Act, which would force Apple to allow side-loading as an anti-monopoly measure. The Apple CEO claimed that Android, which does allow users to install apps from any source, has 47 times more malware than iOS, which only allows users to download apps reviewed by Apple. The current language of the proposed law, Cook said, would &lsquo;destroy the security&rsquo; and privacy initiatives of the iPhone.
Side-loading of apps a threat to iOS security, says Tim Cook Tim Cook asked about European DMA law Android has 47x more malware than iOS: Tim Cook Current law would &lsquo;destroy the security&rsquo; of iPhone: Tim Cook

Apple CEO Tim Cook said allowing side-loading, or installing apps from sources other than the App Store, would pose a serious threat to iOS security.
Speaking virtually at the VivaTech 2021 conference, Cook was asked about the proposed European Digital Markets Act, which would force Apple to allow side-loading as an anti-monopoly measure.
The Apple CEO claimed that Android, which does allow users to install apps from any source, has 47 times more malware than iOS, which only allows users to download apps reviewed by Apple.
The current language of the proposed law, Cook said, would &lsquo;destroy the security&rsquo; and privacy initiatives of the iPhone.

In response to a tweet on Apple's electric vehicle plans, Tesla boss Elon Musk has said Apple CEO Tim Cook once refused to meet with him for the possible sale of Tesla.

Elon Musk: Tim Cook refused to meet to discuss possible Tesla sale

In response to a tweet about a report on Apple's alleged electric vehicle plans, Tesla boss Elon Musk has said Apple CEO Tim Cook once refused to meet with him for the possible sale of Tesla. Musk tweeted that he reached out to Tim Cook "during the darkest days of the Model 3 program", to potentially discuss Apple acquiring the electric car manufacturer for 1/10 of its current value. The Tesla head also questioned the veracity of the report mentioned in the tweets, especially with regard to the technology that Apple would supposedly be using.

The outlet in Saket is only Apple's second store in India.

Apple Delhi store: huge queue outside Saket outlet ahead of opening

Huge queue outside Apple's new store in Delhi People queue up before opening of Saket outlet Delhi store is Apple's second in India after Mumbai

The outlet in Saket is only Apple's second store in India.

A long queue was seen outside Apple's new store in Delhi ahead of its inaugural opening on April 20, 2023.
The outlet in Saket is only Apple's second store in India.
Two days earlier, Apple CEO Tim Cook had personally opened the doors of the company's first Indian store in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex.

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