Again the generosity of Apple is made available to others when. Apple's latest move in this regard can be found in the announcement made by the company in which it states that it has donated one million dollars to help those affected by the earthquake that struck Mexico a few days ago and that reached a magnitude of 7.1 on the Ritcher scale. Apple has made this announcement in a tweet of support for all those affected that Tim Cook has published in Spanish from his own account.
https://twitter.com/tim_cook/status/910969400160788480
The Cupertino-based company has already donated several million dollars to help victims of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. This latest earthquake has caused more than 250 deaths and tracking tasks are currently being carried out in order to rescue the missing people and help more than 1.900 people who are injured. This earthquake affected both Mexico City and its surroundings causing great devastation as we have seen on the news.
https://twitter.com/tim_cook/status/910289999786123266
On this occasion, Apple has not made available to users of Apple products, the donation system that it starts up every time a natural disaster occurs in the United States, probably due to collaboration agreements that should only be available in the American Red Cross, although it is probably the Mexican Red Cross which will receive the money from this donation.
Microsoft, for its part, has made available to all Mexicans, whether they reside in the country or outside of it, the possibility of carrying out calls both within and outside the country completely free of charge by Skype. Facebook and Google have also wanted to collaborate with this disaster by activating the usual location services to be able to locate the loved ones of the people who have been affected and notify them that they are in perfect condition.
From Actualidad iPhone We want to send a very strong hug to all our Mexican readers and that they recover soon from the tremendous tragedy they have suffered.