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Seems very foolish to break the developer agreement without keeping yourself anonymous. It's his own fault that Apple was able to connect his account with an in

Seems very foolish to break the developer agreement without keeping yourself anonymous. It's his own fault that Apple was able to connect his account with an individual breaking their terms of service.

saagarjha 7y ago
To my knowledge, Apple has not gone after people doing this in the past.
- threeseed 7y ago
  Yes they have. It is routine for people who breaks the terms and conditions to have their account revoked.
  - saagarjha 7y ago
    Not for taking screenshots of developer betas.
    - Operyl 7y ago
      That's not all of what he did, though. He'd data mine it like crazy, and would get into areas he really shouldn't have been in (Apple Arcade before launch, etc). The fact that this is all Apple did to him (killing his developer account) is pretty amazing.
      - saagarjha 7y ago
        Based on the kinds of things he showed, I am fairly certain that an employee was providing him some sort of access to an internal carry build, which is entirely outside of the developer program agreement (and possibly into an actual courtroom.)