A meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook has been auctioned off for charity
The chance to meet Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has been auctioned off for £395,000, with proceeds going to Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights.
The auction was run online by Charitybuzz, which had expected to raise just £30,000 at the most.
The winner of the auction has now been invited to the Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California, where they will enjoy a somewhat expensive drink with Mr Cook under strict controls.
The bid winner will undergo a security screening and will not be allowed to liveblog or tweet during the meeting, while the taking of photos is also strictly forbidden. On top of this, the winner will be required to sign a non disclosure agreement.
The as-yet undisclosed winner of the auction beat 85 other bidders, which included companies that make accessories for Apple devices, as well as the maker of a free Bible app.
