Congress asks for privacy briefing with Apple

AppleInsider:

In a letter to Tim Cook on Wednesday, members of a U.S. Congress subcommittee requested that Apple send a representative to Washington to brief government officials on what the company is doing to protect the personal information stored on iOS devices.



One thought on “Congress asks for privacy briefing with Apple”

  1. Why can’t Congress focus on what the government is doing to protect our personal information? Or what the hell is going into our food supply and drinking water? Or any real, important matter other than a company that has competition and produces products that educated consumers choose to buy?
    Oh right, these greedy bastards probably hope they’ll be given free iPads.

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