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Apple, a company notorious for secrecy, may have very legitimate reasons for canvassing employee job titles to a single innocuous string. Unless apple signed a
by barelysapient 5y ago
Apple, a company notorious for secrecy, may have very legitimate reasons for canvassing employee job titles to a single innocuous string.
Unless apple signed a contract with another party that promises accurate and historical internal job title disclosure, this is the fault of the validation services who a promising something they’re not able to deliver.
- bink 5y agoNo one in the article or in these comments is saying that what Apple is doing is illegal or violates a contract. It's just a scummy thing to do.
- barelysapient 5y agoI’m not familiar with any company that does this wittingly. It’s extends confidential internal data, without context and exposes the company to litigation risks otherwise avoided by a firm ‘no comment’ policy. For employees at an officer or director level, their job titles are already disclosed via mandatory SEC and other required disclosures.