Employee Fired For Leaking iPhone X

The Secretive iPhone manufacturer has a zero, and we mean zero, patience with merchandise flows. Take it from Brooke Amelia Peterson. Towards the end of the day, whenever you work for Apple it does not matter how great of a person you are, the teenager said in a YouTube video on Saturday. Should you break a rule, they simply don't have any tolerance. They'd to do what they'd to do. What they'd To do this was the fire of her father, an engineer who worked on Apple iPhone X, in an ousting that's a reminder of how closely Apple choreographs its product determines.

Here is what occurred: Peterson posted a five second video of a Sept day in Silicon Valley, which largely included shopping for make-up and clothing. Harmless, also not as opposed to other YouTube videos published by teenagers. But then, in the video, she visits her father on Apple's campus in Cupertino for what seems like dinner. Since they munch on pizzas from the corporation's cafeteria, Peterson's daddy hands on her his iPhone X to test. That is when YouTube viewers got about 45 seconds of footage of Peterson scrolling through different screens on a new design and demonstration of his camera.

The video was detected by different Apple sites and went viral. The site 9to5Mac called it likely our best look yet at the device in action. Peterson said Apple asked her to take it down and she did, however it was too late. According to Peterson, Apple then fired her father. Apple is famous for protecting against disclosure, using code name to describe inner projects and using a security team and investigators to reportedly track down people who leak. Apple didn't instantly respond to a request for comment. In another video published on YouTube on Saturday. Peterson provided an explanation of what happened and states that her dad apologizes, also takes full liability for the one principle that he broke. She says she made the first video for fun because I love making YouTube videos, and that she had no idea she was breaking Apple's rules. And do not worry, Apple, she says she is not going to stop purchasing Apple products if you did fire her dad.