Apple CEO Tim Cook holds a master's degree in innovation and international management from Italy

CTOnews.com, September 29 (Xinhua) when people travel to Italy, they usually try local spaghetti, ice cream or visit museums. Apple CEO Tim Cook (Tim Cook) received a master's degree in innovation and international management from Universit à Degli Studi di Napoli Federico II (University of Federico II in Naples) during a visit to Europe.

Apple's CEO received the honorary degree on Thursday. Cook is known for advocating LGBTQIA+ rights, the environment and privacy as a "fundamental human right". In addition, Tim Cook's management style is also admirable. He made Apple a trillion-dollar company and was able to weather the supply chain disruptions caused by the COVID-19 epidemic.

While Tim Cook earned his degree, he also answered questions about the environment, privacy and health. He reiterated Apple's goal of carbon neutrality by 2030 and how some of the small steps taken by the company will have a huge impact on the environment, such as removing plastic from iPhone boxes.

As usual, Tim Cook always said that privacy is a basic human right. This time, he talks about App Transparency Tracking (App Transparency tracking) and says people don't know how many users have been tracked before.

Last but not least, he discussed how Apple Watch can improve people's lives. Cook pointed out how many times he heard from people that the Apple Watch saved them because the device could help users take ECG measurements, monitor heart rates, call for emergency help, and so on.

CTOnews.com learned that in addition to Italy, Tim Cook also visited several Apple Store retail stores in the UK. Cook then went out to play with the actors and staff of the Apple TV+ hit show "Ted Lasso".

In Germany, Apple CEO Tim Cook visited more Apple Store stores and celebrated Oktoberfest with Eddy Cue in Munich. A photo shared on Twitter shows Cook holding a bottle of beer and wearing some traditional German clothes.