Cook went on to further highlight the differences in Apple’s and Facebook’s philosophies, in no uncertain terms. “We believe that ethical technology is technology that works for you,” said ...

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Facebook has shown that it needs government regulation, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said on Wednesday, slamming the social network for its privacy standards. “I do think it’s time that a ...

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It’s nowhere in his job description, but Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, has recently taken a moonlight gig as Facebook’s privacy watchdog. On Wednesday, Mr. Cook and his lieutenants took ...

Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, left, and Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, right. Nick Wass/Associated Press/Apple 2021-04-26T16:42:07Z ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook told graduating students at Tulane University that it was their job to remake the world and leave it better for humanity -- while also throwing some shade at Facebook.