Information & Ethics committee  For applications that are free on the store, there's no monetization for Apple in the App Store. Since we introduced the App Store, we've had both a manual review and, in more recent years, added an automated review of every application that's submitted to the store, and then fo

Information & Ethics committee  I remember that event and the action the App Store team took on it. Off the top of my head, I don't remember exactly the exposure. I'd be happy to go back and look up that information and get back to you with it.

Information & Ethics committee  We don't have the kind of destinations around the Internet that do that kind of web tracking. Of course, with our online store, for example, we have a direct first-party relationship with users who visit our sites.

Information & Ethics committee  We're not, and in fact our intelligent tracking prevention is on by default in our Safari web browser, so even if Apple were to attempt that, intelligent tracking prevention would seek to prevent it.

Information & Ethics committee  Yes, when we.... Our iCloud service is a place where users can store their photos or documents with Apple, and we are not mining that content to build profiles about our users. We consider it the user's data. We're storing it on our service, but it remains the user's data.

Information & Ethics committee  Thank you. Good morning, members of the committee, and thank you for inviting me to speak with you today about Apple's approach to privacy and data security. My name is Erik Neuenschwander, and I've been a software engineer at Apple for 12 years. I worked as the first data anal