The meeting came after Musk caught wind of Apple and Google reportedly threatening to remove the Twitter app from their store, to which Musk responded to by threatening to create his own brand of phones outside of the two tech corporations’ reaches.
Apple "never considered" removing Twitter from its App Store, said Elon Musk on Wednesday after meeting with the CEO of the technology company, Tim Cook.
On Wednesday afternoon, Musk posted a photo of the Apple campus, thanking Cook for a tour of the tech giant's headquarters. Musk recently said he would "go to war" with Apple over their developer tax.
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View on RumbleThe meeting came after Musk caught wind of Apple and Google reportedly threatening to remove the Twitter app from their store, to which Musk responded to by threatening to create his own brand of phones outside of the two tech corporations' reaches.
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View on XThe meeting between Musk and Cook apparently cleared up what the Twitter owner called a "misunderstanding."
"Good conversation. Among other things, we resolved the misunderstanding about Twitter potentially being removed from the App Store. Tim was clear that Apple never considered doing so," Musk tweeted.
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