iPhone X: After a leak on Youtube, a fired engineer ... because of his vlog girl
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If the leaks are more and more common and inevitable, Apple has always
made its max to keep its revolutionary devices secret until their official
marketing. A few days from the release date of the IPhone X, the smartphone has
yet been entitled to an unwanted focus on Youtube via a video posted by the
daughter of an employee of the brand. This one was simply fired by Apple.
We were talking about it last
week. On Youtube, Brooke Amelia Peterson had seen the counter of her views
soaring after showing off on Apple's IPhone X video.
The young lady, the
daughter of an Apple brand engineer, had taken advantage of a meal with her
father on the Apple campus of Cupertino to film the new, long-awaited baby.
Sensitive information revealed?
Despite the rapid withdrawal
of the video, at the request of Apple, and an apology on the part of the
vlogueuse, the punishment fell quickly. The father, Ken Bauer, was just fired
by the firm. Harsh but understandable.
The company has strict rules prohibiting
any leakage, especially when it comes to a device not yet released, is filmed
on its premises. In addition, this contained according to The Verge, various
sensitive information, including via visible QRCode.
In a new video (available at
the top of the news), Brooke describes this video as a "a simple and
friendly good family" gone viral against his will.
It does not include the
proportion taken by this leak: "I don't have very little followers (...) I
do videos just for fun. (...) There were so many X liPhone videos online. I
didn't think for a moment that I violated the rules".
Despite his blunder and his
regrets, Brooke Peterson saw his father pay for it. Obviously, she's trying to
catch up as it can: "my father has assumed full responsibility for my Act,
he remains an amazing and talented engineer". Yes, but out of a dream for
some ephemeral views job.
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