Apple CEO Slams Silicon Valley Rivals Over Use of Data

The transcript discusses the issues surrounding the accumulation of personal data by companies, emphasizing the discomfort it should cause and the importance of collective efforts to address it. It celebrates the success of the GDPR and similar global initiatives in countries like Singapore, Japan, and Brazil. The speaker advocates for a comprehensive federal privacy law in the U.S. and outlines four essential privacy rights: data minimization, knowledge, access, and security.

How should companies facilitate users in accessing their personal data?

In what way is security foundational to trust and other privacy rights?