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Thats a redacted screenshot by the person making the claim. Its not very convincing.

• saagarjha 5y ago
  Are you familiar with Radar? It's an internal bug database that is used by all the teams inside of Apple. She redacted identifying information in the screenshot, but anyone with the appropriate amount of disclosure at Apple (several hundred, if not thousands of people) can go and look up the unredacted version where all the names and context is visible. Many with the ability to do so have confirmed it.
  • d110af5ccf 5y ago
    > Many with the ability to do so have confirmed it. Would you happen to have a link handy? I don't mean to be adversarial. That screenshot is just so incredibly outlandish that it comes across as something from an overdone movie and I honestly find it difficult to take at face value. Basic human decency and social norms aside, I just can't comprehend what manager would fail to recognize something like that committed in writing as a huge legal liability.
    • saagarjha 5y ago
      Sure, here's one: https://twitter.com/vllry/status/1427360794925158425 https://twitter.com/vllry/status/1427360794925158425. I am not joking when I say many, many people had access to this–while I am not at Apple, I know people who are and they could see it too. (FWIW, I was on the Radar team previously, and this is exactly what it looks like–faking it this exactly would require a lot of effort.)
      • d110af5ccf 5y ago
        Thanks for that. Wow. That's really unbelievable honestly. This followup from that link sums it up nicely: > I admit I looked it up thinking "this can't possibly be real, no one would leave that paper trail". > I was wrong.