Steve Jobs on Privacy
Jobs saw privacy as a practical boundary around ongoing product work and a policy Apple should defend. He also linked the issue to control of communication technologies: computers and the internet could connect people, but companies still had to decide what to reveal and what to keep private.
“We have a lot of secret stuff going on”
“We'd really rather not have to have some of our employees spreading that around”
“I would think privacy is a really important issue”
