In the United States it seems that many are the citizens who have not taken the victory very well, almost by surprise, of Donald Trump and practically daily they are demonstrating affirming that they do not want him as president, as if through this type of demonstrations they could change what the majority of the country's citizens have chosen. During election day, Trump made a large number of controversial promises, promises that we are seeing during the first weeks of his election It seems that they have fallen on deaf ears, something that their voters will not like.
Tech companies have been in Trump's crosshairs practically since the start of the election campaign. But especially when at the beginning of the year the controversy jumped over Apple's refusal to collaborate with the FBI in the case of the San Bernardino terrorist attack at the end of last year, and in which the Cupertino-based firm refused to unlock the device, a device that they finally managed to unlock through an Israeli company.
Apple's decision, upset patriot Trump and stated that if he became president of the United States, it would force Apple to manufacture its devices in the country, an unfeasible proposal since it would increase the final price of the terminals. This anouncement forced Silicon Valley top officials to meet to try to join forces against Trump.
Finally, and as we all know, Trump won the elections for the presidency of the United States, which has raised a large number of speculations about the real possibility or not that Trump fulfills his threat. And since courtesy does not take away from courage, according to The New York Times, Cook contacted Donald Trump to congratulate him on winning the election campaign and incidentally test the waters on Trump's statements in Virginia, in the promise that it will force Apple to bring all production to the United States.
