Apple called Android a "massive tracking device" in an internal presentation
An internal Apple presentation now made public by the Department of Justice shows just what the company thought of privacy on Android.
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An internal Apple presentation now made public by the Department of Justice shows just what the company thought of privacy on Android.
Slides from an internal Apple presentation have been shown in Google's antitrust trial, contrasting the two firms' very different approaches to privacy for customers.
Google' star witness in its antitrust trial, CEO Sundar Pichai, defended the company's business practices but drew attention to the importance of default search contracts as a driver of its market share.
Alphabet Inc’s chief executive officer Sundar Pichai sought to portray Google’s position as the dominant Internet search engine as constantly challenged by the whims of rivals such as Apple Inc, as he took the witness stand on Oct 30 to defend his company against the US government’s antitrust charges.
"I don't recall myself saying that line," he said about notes showing Google's vision with Apple "that we work as if we are one company."