In 1983, a US man wrote to Steve Jobs and requested for an autograph. The Apple founder typed a letter and said that he does not sign autographs. However, he signed his name in the perfectly legible lower-case script: "steve jobs."<br /><br />The letter has resurfaced on the internet after the launch iPhone 17. <br /><br />The letter was written on May 11, 1983, and is addressed to LN Varon from Imperial Beach, California. Steve Jobs wrote, "I'm honoured that you'd write, but I'm afraid I don't sign autographs."<br /><br />Apple founder routinely declined most requests- whether in person or through the mail, but his cheeky response to this request is winning hearts on social media.<br /><br />He was otherwise a reluctant autograph giver.<br /><br />The letter was auctioned for $479,939 in August 2021.<br /><br />[iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone Air, iPhone 17, Apple Watch Ultra 3, Apple Watch Series 11, Apple Watch SE 3, AirPods Pro 3, Apple Event, Tech News, iPhone lovers, Apple Founder]<br /><br />#AppleEvent #iPhone17 #iPhoneAir #SamsungVsApple #TechNews #AppleIntelligence #Apple<br /><br />----------<br /><br />📣 Your Daily Dose of Online Madness<br />🥅 Smarter • Sharper • Updated<br />🔥 Madness that Makes Sense<br /><br />📩 thedalchawal@gmail.com<br /><br />#TheDalChawal
