Apple CEO Tim Cook criticises Facebook’s Metaverse

• Tim Cook is travelling through Europe and sat down for an interview with Dutch news source Bright.
• The Apple CEO seems to be focused on AR.
• Tim Cook believes the number of augmented reality apps is growing.

The fight between Apple and Meta, two tech giants, has always been interesting to watch. Today, we’ll tell you what we know about a recent interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook, who seemed to take another shot at Facebook.

Tim Cook is travelling through Europe and sat down for an interview with Dutch news source Bright. The Apple CEO seems to be focused on AR. Climate change and coding are also discussed.

Tim Cook believes the number of augmented reality apps is growing. The App Store is booming, but that doesn’t mean technology can’t go further.

Apple’s CEO claims AR apps are easy to find but have untapped potential. He said that AR affects everything we view. Using AR to teach and display things is mind-blowing. Modern technology can change medicine.

He adds that we’ll look back on how much this technology changed the globe. Interestingly, he says, We found his view on the metaverse more interesting.

Despite Meta’s efforts, Tim Cook doesn’t see what Meta sees. He says the typical person won’t grasp what it implies.

Cook thinks making people understand is crucial. He thought people didn’t comprehend the project.

Cook also said virtual reality is a great idea, but you can’t live in it.

You can become engrossed. It’ll be well used. You wouldn’t live that way.

He said that VR is fantastic for a limited time. It hinders communication. He wasn’t against it but gave his opinion.

Cook discussed the political process and background, in addition to the standard statements about climate change and its causes.

He believed technology could solve many of humanity’s problems. Being politically correct, he acknowledged their service. He stated that he had a different job.

This includes empowering people with products that would otherwise be impossible.

The list is endless, from increasing creativity to productivity. That means leaving the world better than we found it.

This comment may be taken with a grain of salt by Meta. He’s Apple’s CEO, so he’s entitled to his opinion.