Apple CEO Tim Cook has stated that there are “some issues about» Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) that he doesn’t like.

Cook called the platform’s apparent anti-semitism problem “abhorrent» in an interview with CBS, however added, “Twitter is a crucial property; I just like the idea that it’s there for discourse».

However, when asked whether Apple should be advertising on X, he said that this is something the company “constantly» asks itself.

Further, the Apple CEO was requested concerning the launch date of the Vision Pro as in response to reviews, the headset is dealing with manufacturing delays, on which Cook confirmed that the Vision Pro continues to be on schedule, restating his statements from final week’s iPhone 15 “Wonderlust» event.

When Cook was asked whether the challenges he faced in creating the iPhone were the same as the Vision Pro, he said it was “more complex».

“No, it’s extra advanced, and so it requires innovation in not solely the event but in addition within the manufacturing,» Cook was quoted as saying.

Moreover, the interview also covered Apple’s environmental initiatives, including the carbon footprint of the new Apple Watch Series 9.

Cook said he wants Apple to demonstrate that going carbon neutral can be profitable so that other companies can “rip it off.» Apple’s general carbon footprint is reducing, in response to the corporate.

Apple ended the usage of leather-based throughout all of its product strains as a part of its bold 2030 local weather objective.

The firm will substitute leather-based with a brand new textile referred to as FineWoven, a sublime and sturdy twill created from 68 per cent post-consumer recycled content material.

Beyond its 2030 objective, Apple can also be working towards a 90 per cent discount in emissions by 2050 — which is able to necessitate advocating for collective motion from governments, companies, and people to speed up international progress within the struggle towards local weather change.

(This story has been edited by News18 workers and is revealed from a syndicated news company feed — IANS)