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Maybe a naive question, isn't he violating the NDA by talking about it now? Do they expire?
by Cozumel 10y ago
Maybe a naive question, isn't he violating the NDA by talking about it now? Do they expire?
- therein 10y agoTo be fair, the NDA doesn't cover the specifics of project management culture and level of secrecy involved. While the things he mentioned in that post are generally unknown outside of Apple, they are basically rules of the unspoken culture on campus.
- raverbashing 10y agoI think it's a bit of a stretch to try and enforce an NDA on a project that has become public (of course, if there's a technical/commercial detail that is still not divulged this is still covered by NDA)
- brogrammernot 10y agoPotentially, but his response is vague in nature and doesn't reveal any trade secrets or other information that isn't publicly available. If he had mentioned another project that never went live or that he saw some interesting prototypes then yeah he would be at that point. It also has to actually matter to Apple or the employer in question to issue a cease and desist order. I'm not sure they care if he revealed a random prototype from 16 years ago.