according to a report of MotherboardApple sent a ceasefire notice to a Chinese national for leaking a stolen iPhone prototype. The notice revealed why Apple doesn’t like unwanted attention to details of future products. According to Apple, leak stories and tipsters mislead accessories manufacturers, mostly third-party brands that make covers and cases.
“Third-party accessory manufacturers may develop and sell mobile phone cases and other accessories that are not actually compatible with unreleased products,” reported by Motherboard Said.
Another reason why Apple doesn’t like leak stories is that it makes launch events boring. “Apple has made every effort to take strict measures to maintain confidentiality for any information about Apple products prior to their official release to ensure that each time Apple releases a new product, it is accessible to the public.” Apple said in the ceasefire notice, according to the report. Motherboard.
“The secret of Apple’s latest technological innovation is an important part of the company’s DNA…Such situations harm the interests of consumers and Apple. Therefore, it is clear that when unpublished information about the design and performance of Apple products is kept confidential, it has real and potential commercial value,” Apple said.
Most of the leaked stories are from early prototypes of iPhones and other devices allegedly sold by factory workers.
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