Write Cook a letter and address it to him. Send it to his office at Apple's headquarters, and it may land up on his desk. One Apple Park Way, Cupertino, CA 95014 is Apple's corporate postal address. Apply the same guidelines to a letter that you would to an email. Keep it brief and to the point about what you want. Remember that if you need to include any documentation with your letter, this should be included. If you want your letter to have more impact, then you should send multiple copies of it to different people within the company. For example, you could send one copy to Terry Myerson, who is executive director of platform software engineering. He can forward this letter on to others as he sees fit. Another way to get attention from higher-ups is to create a class action lawsuit. This means that you are asking other people if they would like to join your case. If enough people say yes, then it becomes an actual court case. There has been no reported case of this method of getting attention from Apple, but it could work. Your last option is to send a message through social media. Here are some ways to do this: Post a comment on one of his answers on Stack Exchange. Tell him what you think about his response or something else related to technology. Follow him on Twitter and send him a direct message.