Read Tim Cook's opening statement to antitrust committee in full"Clearly, if Apple is a gatekeeper, what we have done is open the gate wider."
What you need to know
Tim Cook will testify to a House antitrust committee today, Wednesday, July 29.
His opening statement has been released in advance.
Cook will tell the committee that if Apple is a gatekeeper to the App Store, it has opened the gate wider to developers.
Apple CEO Tim Cook will tell a House Subcommittee on Antitrust that if Apple is a gatekeeper to the App Store, then it has opened the gate wider to developers, in his opening remarks later today.
Cook's full opening statement can be read in advance of the hearing, where he will testify remotely alongside the CEOs of Google, Facebook, and Amazon on competition in the tech industry.
In his statement, Cook begins by honoring the life and legacy of the late Congressman John Lewis, saying "I feel fortunate to hail from a state and a country that benefitted profoundly from his leadership."
Cook will remind the committee of Apple's en...
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Read Tim Cook's opening statement to antitrust committee in full
