Blonde lady is replacing the outgoing brunette.I’m confused, who is replacing who and who is in the picture? I just had lunch so I know I’m not hungry.
No detail on why she left?
I'm just waiting for Apple to state an update to CSAM decision ... ?
sound: queue F is for Family Anthony's mumble sounds lol.
I’m sure she probably signed some type of non-disclosure agreement[NDA], as in these types of cases with departure of employees, rarely do we actually ever know the accurate details of what happened. Partly due to decorum for the company, but there’s policies and procedures in place where she doesn’t talk about the company and vice versa. In all likeliness, that was all part of her binding agreement that she signed a contract when she was employed. That’s pretty standard amongst any major corporation really.No detail on why she left?
Hopefully, Stella can get her grove back. ?Stella Low, who Huguet Quayle is replacing, was with Apple for under a year having been hired in May 2021.
So much for leaving on the down-Low.
That’s the problem. In the current backstabbing employment climate, there is no way to know precisely why she left as it is not uncommon for communications teams to euphemistically obscure the real truth behind staffing changes, especially at the VP level.Just a guess, but perhaps she did not fit into Apple's culture, hence deciding to choose a long-term Apple employee as her successor.
Health reasons too. For jobs that are too stressful, no amount nor quality of health insurance will help with thatProbably a high stressful job. Family comes first.
These are not normal times. Why is anyone job-hopping in the "great reshuffle"?No detail on why she left?
Yeah, and lying legally. Amazing isn’t it? When parents unilaterally taught their kids to not lying.Lying is pretty much what the entire public relations industry is built on.
Whatever you say Tim SweeneyProbably failed to argue(communicate) around in forums,twitter & co. against pro sideloading users and got degraded.
Probably failed to argue(communicate) around in forums,twitter & co. against pro sideloading users and got degraded.
If you earn a ton, it still eats you up and money can rarely buy you health.Now that’s a stressful job. Hope she’ll be making a ton of $$ because a job like that can eat you up!
I doubt many people confused the two. My objections to the CSAM spying software are not based on confusion, misperception, or ignorance. And frankly, I saw just as many apparent misunderstandings among those who favoured the CSAM spying software as those who opposed it.Not really. Apple could've passed it by most users if they didn't create such confusion around their definition of on-device hashing and also announcing the parental monitoring for child abuse in iMessage at the same time as the CSAM scanning conflated two completely different technologies.
Re: shown out the door for CSAM, maybe? But that's not the fault of the PR leadership or team for making a CSAM decision, is it?Someone needed to be shown the door after the CSAM fiasco. Apple’s reputation as a leader in privacy has been seriously undermined in the last 6 months.
What the hell is going on at Apple, must be a lot of scapegoating going on for so many ivory tower executives to be leaving.
Apple today announced that Kristin Huguet Quayle has been appointed Apple's new vice president of worldwide corporate communications, with Huguet Quayle replacing former communications VP Stella Low.
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In a statement, Apple said that Huguet Quayle has played an important role at Apple for over 15 years.Huguet Quayle has been at Apple since 2005 and has been on Apple's communication team. She joined Apple when the company had fewer than 20,000 employees, and was responsible for leading communications during Apple's encryption fight with the FBI.
Prior to joining Apple, Huguet Quayle led PR for Sun Microsystems and worked at Burson Marsteller. Stella Low, who Huguet Quayle is replacing, was with Apple for under a year having been hired in May 2021. Prior to Low's hiring, the PR chief role has been empty since Steve Dowling departed Apple.
Article Link: Apple PR Chief Stella Low Departs After 8 Months, Kristin Huguet Named Successor
I don’t think Apple wanted that feature but was being strong armed into it. I was surprised they announced it as I’m sure the elements pressuring Apple into we’re not expecting them to do so, but Apples’s lawyers found a way that they could…The announcement wasn't botched. The very idea of this was botched.
Don’t you ever get tired singing the same song over and over for that long?I think Katie and Scott Forstall is partly driven out by Tim Cook's change of culture. And I have been ranting about this for now close to 10 years.
I don’t think Apple wanted that feature but was being strong armed into it. I was surprised they announced it as I’m sure the elements pressuring Apple into we’re not expecting them to do so, but Apples’s lawyers found a way that they could…
If I told you my post would be deleted by Mac Rumors for being political. Not trying to dissemble, just saying. You can always google who’s advocating for Apple to drop privacy protection on the iPhone.Who would these elements be that you refer to if you don’t mind me asking.