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Tim Cook says if you want to sideload apps, buy an Android phone

Posted on July 26, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Tim Cook has been the CEO of Apple since 2011, when he took the helm from Steve Jobs. Cook has been working for Apple since 1998, and he’s pretty much set in with the vision Jobs had for the company, and it’s unlikely he’d budge from that. Estimated reading time: 2 minutesThat resolve was showcased recently when Tim Cook spoke at The New York Times “DealBook” summit when he said the following:“I think that people have that choice today, Andrew, if you want to sideload, you can buy an Android phone.
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