Apple is processing its ex-official Andrew Aude to obtain confidential information from the Japanese company. Software engineer discloses project details for journalists Wall Street Journal e Information. Enter the information provided by the Apple Vision Pro VR headset details.
A major technological discovery took place in November 2023 according to which Aude shared confidential content with journalists. The ex-official using the proprietary iPhone was provided by Apple to contact journalists. He admitted to himself that he was the source of these vehicles in December.
In a situation worthy of a comedy film, the company linked to Aude, during a November meeting, said that she was on his smartphone at the time. Then tell yourself that you were specific about the banheiro and that you spoke with journalists — he used Signal for his contacts. Now Apple allows you to recover chat history.
The former civil servant has the responsibility to demand greater distinction
Andrew Aude was a software engineer at a company working on battery usage optimization. This area of activity gives Aude access to Apple's most confidential information, such as the development of two SoC and new products. Between this “early access” is the creation of Apple Vision Pro, a VR headset from the company.
In the legal action, Apple accused Aude of having revealed details in October 2020 about the development of a “spatial computing” product — The name Apple uses to refer to the segment used by Vision Pro, which is now just a “fancy” name for VR.
Aude has faith in font that is revealed para o Wall Street Journal that Apple is developing the Diario application. The information was released in April 2023, a few months before big tech discovered it was responsible for the travel. The ex-official has joined the company since 2016 and has received various promotions over the years that comes from Apple.
In accordance with the process documents, Aude states that it will provide information to respond to the products and resources opposed to it. In action, Apple must repair damages, bonus refunds and actions. On the other hand, a major technician requests a court order that prohibits Aude from disclosing confidential information with the company's consent.
Information on: 9to5Mac e The edge
