Apple honors Jimmy Carter with a rare homepage takeover
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Emma Walker
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, known as the ‘President for Peace,’ passed away at the age of 100. Apple pays tribute by updating its homepage with a takeover, displaying a photo of Carter in front of a construction site. Carter’s presidency was marked by the Camp David Accords, and he continued his legacy as a humanitarian post-presidency, receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002. Apple’s homepage takeovers are rare, with the previous notable remembrance being for Steve Jobs in 2011. Explore more about Jimmy Carter’s legacy on Apple’s website.
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