High-profile Apple executive overseeing App Store deleted his Twitter account, which had over 200,000 followers

Business Insider

24 Nov 2022 0 shares 1 views

High-profile Apple executive overseeing App Store deleted his Twitter account, which had over 200,000 followers

Business Insider

Published 24 Nov 2022

Phil Schiller, an executive for over 30 years, deleted his account over the weekend. It came after Elon Musk complained about App Store fees.

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