Apple CEO Tim Cook told attendees at the White House Cybersecurity Summit Friday that Apple does not sell advertisers any of its users' personal data.
"We don't sell advertisers any information from your email content, from your messages or your web browsing history. We don't try to monetize the information you store on your iPhone or in iCloud. When we ask for your data, it's to provide your better services," Cook said.
When consumers use Apple Pay, Cook said none of their transactions are stored on their iPhones or on Apple's servers.
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