Tim Cook Calls Privacy a 'Fundamental Human Right'

The transcript discusses the importance of privacy as a fundamental human right, equating it with other civil liberties. It highlights the growing concern over privacy issues and the company's commitment to minimal data collection and strong protection measures. The conversation shifts to the significance of equality, addressing social issues like education disparity, discrimination based on sexual orientation, and religious differences. The speaker shares a personal story of sacrificing privacy to advocate for LGBT rights, emphasizing the need for dignity and respect for all individuals.

Why is privacy considered a fundamental human right?

What are some of the issues that arise from a lack of equality?

What does the speaker believe would happen if everyone treated each other with dignity and respect?

How does the speaker relate their personal experiences to the concept of privacy?

What motivated the speaker to give up some of their privacy?