Steve Jobs acknowledges they were holding it wrong (iPhone location-related data) but asserts it never intended to track people (apparently just their phones and nearby wireless networks)
Hoping to put to rest a growing controversy over privacy, Steven P. Jobs, Apple’s chief executive, took the unusual step of personally explaining that while Apple had made mistakes in how it handled location data on its mobile devices, it had not used the iPhone and iPad to keep tabs on the whereabouts of its customers.
“We haven’t been tracking anybody,” Mr. Jobs said in an interview on Wednesday. “Never have. Never will.”
Jobs Concedes Apple’s Mistakes in iPhone Location Data - NYTimes.com
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