Elon Musk has launched a scathing attack on Apple’s partnership with OpenAI, threatening to ban iPhones from his companies’ premises if the plan is not halted. The Apple-OpenAI collaboration aims to bring artificial intelligence features to iPhones, but Musk has vehemently criticized the move, citing security concerns. In a series of posts on his Twitter-owned platform, X, Musk denounced the partnership as “creepy spyware” and an “unacceptable security violation.” He directly addressed Apple CEO Tim Cook, demanding that the “creepy spyware” be stopped or all Apple devices would be banned from the premises of his companies. Musk’s criticism stems from his belief that Apple is not capable of adequately protecting user data and privacy after handing it over to OpenAI. He claims that Apple has “no clue what’s actually going on” once data is transferred to the AI company.