Tim Cook says Facebook's arguments about Apple's upcoming privacy features are "flimsy." "I think that you can do digital advertising...without tracking people," he told The New York Times.

Apple Versus Facebook: What You Need to Know About Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg’s Battle. Apple’s new operating system could hurt Facebook’s revenue and change advertising on the platform ...

Facebook's CEO calls out Tim Cook and Apple: "We’ve long encouraged our employees to use Android." ... who called out Apple CEO Tim Cook by name in an official statement Thursday. ...

Tim Cook visited the NPR offices in Washington, D.C., in 2015. On Monday, he spoke with NPR about Apple users' privacy and the importance of trade to global relationships. Ariel Zambelich/NPR ...

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 ...

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 ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook criticized Facebook's business model in 2014. AP In September 2014, Cook gave an in-depth interview with Charlie Rose that touched on a range of topics, including privacy.

Mark Zuckerberg likely to testify before Congress over Facebook privacy scandal 02:22. Apple CEO Tim Cook is criticizing Facebook for its handling of user data, adding to the growing chorus of ...

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 ...

The Apple-Facebook rivalry is heating up, with Apple CEO Tim Cook ripping the social network’s data collection practices on Twitter on Thursday afternoon. Cook’s response came after Facebook ...

Tim Cook’s Response to Facebook’s Attack Is the Best Example of Emotional Intelligence I’ve Ever Seen. Instead of getting angry, this simple response said it all.

On Facebook's "metaverse," Cook said that it's important that people have an understanding of a product. "I'm really not sure the average person can tell you what the metaverse is," he added.