"We must keep fighting for the kind of world we want to live in. On this #DataPrivacyDay let us all insist on action and reform for vital privacy protections. The dangers are real and the consequences are too important." - Tim Cook today in what is now a bit ironic

https://mobile.twitter.com/tim_cook/status/10900017677801799...

I think it’s inappropriate to make (or imply) a call to action in a public forum to violate the privacy of a public figure (or anyone, but a public figure in this case). There’s low probability that Tim’s personal accounts or devices are easily accessible by the public, and I assume he has a team dedicated to his personal security, but let’s not encourage folks to start scheming...

see: https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/77hl5k/i_sent_an_ema...

Anyone try FaceTiming his email? Could be linked to iCloud and FaceTime-able..

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That’s not his Apple email.

I know.

I didnt want to post his supposedly actual public email for fear of being accused of doxxing him.

I doubt he has his public email hooked up to his iPhone's iMessage/FaceTime, anyways.

I wouldn't be surprised if Apple has their own internal iCloud network. Just like Google has their Apps for Business, Apple could have one but just inwards-facing and not hosting any other business.

This means even if you have his internal FaceTime/iMessage ID, you wouldn't be able to contact him because his account and yours exist in 2 realms.

Then again I guess he'd need an external-facing one for public VVIP to FaceTime him. Maybe he just carries 2 phones?

Apple has iCloud@Work, but I don't think it supports iMessage and FaceTime.

That's what the sockpuppet account and TOR is for.

I suppose I did suggest trying to convict Apple with aiding in wiretapping, I really don't think being the one they are aiding is a good idea...

I use tcook@apple.com. Full disclosure: so far, it's been one-way correspondence; I've yet to hear back.