In September 2014, in the wake of a series of hacks that stole private photos from the iCloud accounts of multiple celebrities, Tim Cook wrote an open letter to customers that was published at apple.com/privacy. Apple seemingly no longer hosts a copy of the letter. (That tends to happen to memorable open letters from Apple CEOs.) The Wall Street Journal's fast-loading website still hosts a copy of the letter, as does the Internet Archive's essen…
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