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> Part of me thinks the daughter should’ve known better, it’s not like she’s a 12-year-old. Sure, but the primary cause of the leak was the dad allowing her to
by djrogers 9y ago
> Part of me thinks the daughter should’ve known better, it’s not like she’s a 12-year-old.
Sure, but the primary cause of the leak was the dad allowing her to film it at all. Based on common sense alone (aside from internal training/warnings/etc that Apple employees must go through to ge their hands on pre-release hardware), in the presence of any camera he either should not have pulled out the phone, or told his daughter to put her phone/camera away before pulling it out.
- MBCook 9y agoHe was certainly in the wrong. I was just thinking the daughter was old enough to know that he was in the wrong and that she shouldn’t have participated.
- mercer 9y agoI don't think this situation is worth much attention, honestly, but that said I do find it very easy to imagine being a person who doesn't understand how much of a breach such a video might be. I would be extremely cautious, because I'm a cautious person and because I know Apple is very secretive. And I'm a 'techie' But most people are not like me. And even imagining a twenty-something version of me I can imagine doing something like this without much thought.