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Apple will return to CES, the world's largest consumer electronics trade show, for the first time in about 30 years. At the CES held in Las Vegas in January 2020, we learned that Apple executives will be present at a privacy debate.
Apple's privacy officer will be on stage
Apple's senior director of global privacy, Jane Hovers, will be on the official website at a CES 2020 session with corporate privacy officers.
In addition to Facebook and P & G's privacy officers, the session will also include a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) manager.
Mr. Hovers joined Apple in 2011, serving as the head of privacy at Google, the US Justice Department and others.
Apple exhibits CES since 1992
CES is held in Las Vegas in early January every year, and many technology-related companies are exhibiting, attracting worldwide attention.
Apple's official exhibition at CES was CES held in Chicago in 1992, and since its first CEO John Scully announced Newton, it has reappeared for the first time in 28 years The
Posting of outdoor advertisements and sightings of confidential meetings with AR glasses companies
At the CES in January 2019, Apple attracted attention by posting a large outdoor advertisement that emphasized respect for privacy near the venue.
Although Apple has not officially exhibited, it has been reported one after another that it had a secret meeting with companies with technologies related to eyeglass-type devices using augmented reality (AR) technology.
Source: CES, Bloomberg
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