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Apple's CEO addresses the FBI iPhone-hack dilemma and reinforces the company's stance on privacy at its annual shareholders meeting. CNET News Editor in Chief Connie Guglielmo reveals what else he said that made the audience give him a standing ovation.
Apple's CEO addresses the FBI iPhone-hack dilemma and reinforces the company's stance on privacy at its annual shareholders meeting. CNET News Editor in Chief Connie Guglielmo reveals what else he said that made the audience give him a standing ovation.
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