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Apple's Tim Cook says Parler must tighten up moderation to get back on App Store

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He distinguished between free speech and incitement to violence in a Fox News Sunday interview.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook: Parler can come back to App Store ‘if they get their moderation together’

Apple CEO Tim Cook said Parler can come back to the App Store “if they get their moderation together” in the wake of the right-wing violence last week at the U.S. Capitol.

3 years ago·United States

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Washington Examiner

'We don't consider that free speech': Apple CEO Tim Cook defends removing Parler from App Store

Apple CEO Tim Cook defended his company's decision to remove the social media app Parler from its store, claiming that there were concerns over potential threats of violence by its users.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Apple's Tim Cook says Parler must tighten up moderation to get back on App Store

He distinguished between free speech and incitement to violence in a Fox News Sunday interview.

3 years ago·New York, United States

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Variety

Apple CEO Tim Cook Defends Parler App Suspension: ‘We Don’t Consider That Free Speech’

Apple chief Tim Cook said posts on right-wing social app Parler represented “incitement to violence” that warranted its removal from the App Store.In an interview to air on Fox Broadcasting’s “Fox News Sunday” this Sunday (Jan. 17), Cook told anchor Chris Wallace that Apple “looked at the incitement to violence that was on there and… we don’t consider that free speech.”Asked by Wallace whether Apple’s booting of Parler, which had become popular …

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Parler CEO Matze ‘goes into hiding over death threats,’ company says as it seeks to seal employee info in court battle with Amazon

The CEO of free-speech app Parler has reportedly fled his home due to death threats amid what his lawyers call a “vilification” effort by Amazon. The tech giant accused the platform of allowing violent content before dropping it.

3 years ago·Russian Federation

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Apple CEO Tim Cook defends Parler app suspension: ‘We don’t consider that free speech’

By Todd Spangler | VarietyApple chief Tim Cook said posts on right-wing social app Parler represented “incitement to violence” that warranted its removal from the App Store.In an interview to air on Fox Broadcasting’s “Fox News Sunday” this Sunday (Jan. 17), Cook told anchor Chris Wallace that Apple “looked at the incitement to violence that was on there and… we don’t consider that free speech.”Asked by Wallace whether Apple‘s booting of Parler,…

3 years ago·San Jose, United States

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Apple's Tim Cook says Parler must tighten up moderation to get back on App Store

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Apple CEO Tim Cook: Parler can come back to App Store ‘if they get their moderation together’

Apple CEO Tim Cook: Parler can come back to App Store ‘if they get their moderation together’

'We don't consider that free speech': Apple CEO Tim Cook defends removing Parler from App Store

'We don't consider that free speech': Apple CEO Tim Cook defends removing Parler from App Store

Apple's Tim Cook says Parler must tighten up moderation to get back on App Store

Apple's Tim Cook says Parler must tighten up moderation to get back on App Store

Apple CEO Tim Cook Defends Parler App Suspension: ‘We Don’t Consider That Free Speech’

Apple CEO Tim Cook Defends Parler App Suspension: ‘We Don’t Consider That Free Speech’

Parler CEO Matze ‘goes into hiding over death threats,’ company says as it seeks to seal employee info in court battle with Amazon

Parler CEO Matze ‘goes into hiding over death threats,’ company says as it seeks to seal employee info in court battle with Amazon

Apple CEO Tim Cook defends Parler app suspension: ‘We don’t consider that free speech’

Apple CEO Tim Cook defends Parler app suspension: ‘We don’t consider that free speech’

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