Amid an onslaught of criticism from Republicans and Big Tech rivals, Apple CEO Tim Cook met with lawmakers to try to shore up support on Capitol Hill.
Apple CEO Tim Cook leaves Sen. John Thune's office in the Capitol on Thursday. Photo: Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Imagesfrom Republicans and Big Tech rivals, Apple CEO Tim Cook met with lawmakers on Thursday to try to shore up support on Capitol Hill.Tech's leaders are beginning to take stock of a new political landscape in Washington as Republicans prepare to take over the House and ready hearings to spotlight what they see as biased treatment at Big Tech's hands.
, Apple remains suspect for App Store rules that lawmakers say unfairly block conservatives and the apps they prefer.Rep. Darrell Issa
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