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I doubt this project was "Top Secret" ... If it was, I doubt we would be reading about it here...

• dplavery92 6y ago
  If Shayer's (in turn, Apple's) participation were classified, he would be looking at a serious criminal offense for writing the article. The hardware and functionality of the devices that the Bechtel engineers were integrating, about which Shayer only speculates, could well have been so classified, though.
• newen 6y ago
  Top secret classifications usually have time limits. As in secrets in the project loses its classification status after a few years.