Who's in Line to Replace Tim Cook as Apple CEO?

Tim Cook is turning 65 next year, and while he hasn't said much about his search for a successor as Apple CEO, some options are emerging among Apple insiders. John Ternus, the head of hardware engineering, is one potential successor to the CEO.
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[@kibaanuj1429]

Tim bank 😮

[@traderloves6556]

I guess that is why Warren is dumping the majority of his Apple stock.

[@nonyabisnas]

It's Tim Apple

[@Stoicgenuis]

It’s me

[@SpaceBaconHair]

bruh

[@ToboeKey309]

What new heights 🤨 iphones have been the fuckin same for the past 6 years 🙄

[@TheGamingCanadian]

Ah yes, the same while adding new processors, cameras and features. By definition that’s not the same

[@ZEREXIA]

@@TheGamingCanadianiphones have been getting more unrepairable. When you replace a part you lose a function forever and only Apple can fix it but they will charge you crazy Numbers

[@TheGamingCanadian]

@@ZEREXIA Every phone has been getting harder to repair, that's the price you pay for water and dust resistance

[@ZEREXIA]

@@TheGamingCanadian bro only Apple is harder to repair than other brands of phones. Apple makes almost every part non replacable by making it software paired. That means if you replace it you will lose the entire function because that function only works with the originál part that came with the phone and you cant even use a part from another same iPhone. Its antirepair!!!!