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Tim Cook says firms are deceptive customers and exploiting information as public feud with Facebook escalates

Apple leader executive Tim Cook has criticised other firms for deceptive potentialities and abusing information, as his company and Facebook continue to feud.
Apple chief executive Tim Cook has criticised other companies for misleading customers and abusing data, as his firm and Facebook continue to feud.

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Author: The Independent

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