Tim Cook talks about consumer privacy and why Apple takes Google's money for search on iOS

An interesting point was made when Fried asked Cook why Apple takes Google's money to be the default search engine on iOS when the search giant makes money off of user data. Cook responded that he believes Google has the best search engine, and listed some of the things that Apple adds in iOS to protect user's privacy such as private web browsing, and intelligent tracker protection. The executive noted that "...it is not a perfect thing, I'd be the very first person to say that. But it goes a long way to helping."

The Apple CEO still appears to be excited about Augmented Reality (AR). Apple is rumored to be working on an AR based headset expected to arrive in the next one to three years. "I think in a few years, we're not going to be able to imagine our lives without [augmented reality]. It's that profound a platform," said Cook.

You can check out clips from the interview at the top of this article, and in the video directly below.