Cook is doing a largely undocumented European tour. He was also in the Netherlands to talk about/with ASML and NXP. There's a few dozen critical European suppl

Cook is doing a largely undocumented European tour. He was also in the Netherlands to talk about/with ASML and NXP. There's a few dozen critical European suppliers that Apple depends on. He's also not hostile to legislation at all, he openly committed and confirmed to want to apply with legislation in any major market. Contrary to popular belief, legislation is not always perceived as negative by businesses. Without legislation, you're somewhat forced to get as unethical as the law allows, because if you don't, somebody else will. In more cynical cases, companies may even embrace legislation as a competitive advantage. An example would be pro-active copyright detection, the detection of misinformation on platforms like Youtube and Facebook. Very hard and expensive to implement, thus small companies don't stand a chance to compete.