Apple CEO talks about business in China during a visit from Donald Trump to new Texas facility
The CEO of Apple says the company hasn't been pressured by China amid concerns that it's been giving in to demands from Chinese authorities.
Apple came under fire recently for removing a map app that tracks protests and police in Hong Kong. It originally approved the app, but reversed the decision after Chinese state media accused Apple of "hurting the feelings of consumers."
Speaking with ABC News on Wednesday, Cook said the decision was made "unilaterally" and "for safety." He said he prays "for everyone's safety" in Hong Kong and more broadly for dialogue, because "good people coming together can decide ways forward."
Tim Cook also said Apple has never been asked by Chinese authorities to hack into phones. In contrast, the company resisted a US court order in 2016 to help the FBI break into the iPhone of a gunman.
Cook made these remarks during a visit with US President Donald Trump at Apple's new facility in Texas on Wednesday. The company plans to make new Mac Pro computers there after the US government approved Apple's request for a tariff waiver on some Chinese-made components. Cook said there are no plans to assemble iPhones in the US.
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wilfred See if Apple wants China market or not......if i am the ceo i would so stupid to lose great money to support political game.
2019年11月21日15:38
🐿️ 🎗️曱甴快啲罷用Apple,掟咗個iPhone。
齊罷,齊掟,缺一不可!☺️
2019年11月21日17:12
🐿️ OMG. Aren't you afraid of those evil rioters destroying your stores? Anyway, you had made a good decision with conscience. 👍
2019年11月21日17:17
wilfred 特總確是商人,不停為政府賺$,貿易戰外又向日本南韓加巨大保護費.有時長遠国際政治是这樣弄的嗎?
2019年11月21日15:42
Bloodeeehell Ccp didn’t ask him but he already self censored!!
2019年11月21日23:49
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