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This was a few years ago and I actually don’t want to get anyone in trouble
by gerash 4y ago
This was a few years ago and I actually don’t want to get anyone in trouble
- novok 4y agoIMO this is just an indicator of a bunch of incomplete policies, usually something you see in smaller immature companies. I would think apple would've tightened that up by now, not being allowed to look up info for people you know or personal things is usually explicitly against the rules and can get you fired at most places! The only time these rules might be able to be 'broken' is to get data to fix bugs with the person's consent.