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Apple CEO Tim Cook was recently interviewed by Kara Swisher for an episode of the Sway podcast. During the discussion, the two talked about a range of topics in relation to Apple’s business and Cook’s position as CEO. During the podcast, Tim Cook spoke about the upcoming App Tracking Transparency feature coming to Apple products, and how it will impact a number of companies, particularly Facebook. Security concerns around smart technology are constantly rising in the modern era, and Apple looks to take another swing at combating privacy issues in a new update. App Tracking Transparency, a...

  Parler could still return to the App Store, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook in a podcast interview, in a wide-ranging discussion covering Apple's inbound App Tracking Transparency measures and political engagements. Speaking to Kara Swisher on the "Sway" podcast for the New York Times, initially teased on Saturday and published on Monday, the Apple chief entered a conversation covering many areas of interest for Apple, as well as straying into subjects that involved Cook more directly. Parler and public safety The Capitol attack in January dragged Apple into political mudslinging, due t...

Tim Cook Says Facebook’s Criticism Are ‘Flimsy Arguments,’ Epic Games Saga a ‘Deceitful Move’ Posted by Sanuj Bhatia on Apr 05, 2021 in Apple News, News In a new interview with Kara Swisher of  The New York Times, Tim Cook says that Facebook’s comments on iOS 14’s App Tracking Transparency are merely ‘flimsy arguments.’ Talking more about the iOS 14’s privacy features and App Store practices, he says that the whole Epic Games saga was a ‘deceitful move’ from the company. In the interview where Tim Cook said he “probably” won’t be at Apple 10 years down the line...

Goldman Sachs analyst Rod Hall says that reopening businesses and the end of the free Apple TV trial represent a threat to Apple's services revenue.

Goldman Sachs believes that a slowdown in App Store growth and the possibility of an end to Apple TV+ free trials presents "significant downside risk" to Apple's investors looking ahead to 2022.