of course its making news on Macrumors, a site dedicated to Apple ...This is making news because it's Apple, but this kind of stuff literally happens everywhere. It's not even limited to tech or big corps. I have even seen local restaurants suing former employees that stole recipes and opened their own near-identical restaurant.
Seems like this kind of deliberately planned corporate espionage would be worthy of a ban on imports of Oppo products into the US.Since they appear to have a paper trail and Oppo was fine with him doing this, I wouldn't feel bad if Apple absolutely buried Oppo legally.
well, Oppo does not have a sales channel in the US for all I know ... so, and they will of course deny any wrong doing ...Seems like this kind of deliberately planned corporate espionage would be worthy of a ban on imports of Oppo products into the US.
It's news on an Apple centric website, I haven't seen it anywhere in general media, have you?This is making news because it's Apple, but this kind of stuff happens everywhere. It's not even limited to tech or big corps. I have even seen local restaurants suing former employees that stole recipes and opened their own near-identical restaurant.
Edit: Folks are misinterpreting what I wrote so I need to clarify. This is not intend to endorse what the employee did.
Engineering school is hard, being a rich TikTok star is desired career path for many these days.Hire American. Hire American. Thats all ill say.
At the end of the day, no one will get justice or good results. Just how the world worksSo people get mad when someone allegedly steals Apple's ideas, but are against other companies (e.g., Masimo, Fintiv, etc.) from suing Apple for stealing theirs???
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I’d look at Apple’s HR executives to see if they’re purposefully recruiting only to compromise Apple’s trade secrets, long term.The CCP holds leverage over its citizens by threatening to seriously degrade a person's family's quality of life unless they do something (or stop doing something). He was likely coerced for the sake of his family.
Their in China 🇨🇳 now and Apple can’t bring the person back to the US 🇺🇸 The guy’s intention was to never stay in America 🇺🇸I don't understand how otherwise really smart people do these apparently dumb things.
I mean you have a good, respected job, you are paid well, this would be the possibly the dumbest way to destroy your career and potentially life.
Sure they might have gotten a better offer in some aspect, but was it worth it? Time will show.
OK, if not in mainstream news then I stand corrected.It's news on an Apple centric website, I haven't seen it anywhere in general media, have you?
They’ll have some legal entities in the US - they do in the UK.Good luck suing a Chinese company
lol remember when Huawei even had a bonus program for stealing trade secrets? https://www.businessinsider.com/huawei-indictment-trade-secrets-2019-1?op=1
Are they getting rid of my rectangular Ultra? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂If anybody wants to pay me for secret Apple watch product roadmap information, I'll risk the lawsuit.
And to prove I have real info, I'll give you an exclusive couple of details about forthcoming models: square watches with poor battery life.
Given Apple’s presence in China it depends on how hard they chose to go. Behind the rainbow and unicorn curtain they are just as ruthless as any other multinational corporationHe high-tailed it to China. Nothing is going to happen to him.
While the S10 might look like the S6, it is actually different and not just a rebrand.There is a reason he spoke to a dozen people. All of them had no information, except "we just going to rebrand the previous S-chip".
It shows cause the S10 is just a rebranded S6. Just like the S11. The watch never changed.
He could have just visited MacRumors to learn even more.