https://www.cnet.com/news/tim-cook-talks-privacy-regulation-congress-alex-jones-china-during-interview/ > "I see privacy as one of the most important issues of the 21st century," Cook said during an episode of Vice News Tonight that aired Tuesday on HBO. "I'm not a pro-regulation kind of person, I believe in the free market deeply [but] when the free market doesn't produce a result that's great for society, you have to ask yourself: What do we need to do? And I think some level of government regulation is important to come out of that." > But getting members of Congress to understand technology and privacy enough to regulate them is "a challenge," he said.