He did show his screen. It was too small to read the message, but something grayish was there, popping up. I believe that you could see someone else controllin

He did show his screen. It was too small to read the message, but something grayish was there, popping up. I believe that you could see someone else controlling the bottom of the screen typing the same message 10 seconds earlier, which made me think there was some demo-proofing happening. I feel like sending a text message isn’t such a bold demo risk —– a bit like Jobs calling to order 1,000 coffees in a very public prank call with the then-new iPhone. What seemed a tad too personal was the French engineer sharing his flight ticket and possibly the address of his AirBnB… I’m assuming those were fictional.