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daigoba66 wrote: ""Except he was already allowed to carry it. He was just not allowed to show it to anyone." Assuming that's the case then he could have weigh
by larrys 14y ago
daigoba66 wrote:
""Except he was already allowed to carry it. He was just not allowed to show it to anyone."
Assuming that's the case then he could have weighed the possible downside (almost nil) to showing the device to someone on their deathbed (with nobody else in the room of course) vs. the risk in asking Steve for permission and the potential repercussions of doing that. [1] Almost daring him to either not respond or to say "no" instead of "ok". I suspect there is more here than meets the eye. [2]
[1] Certainly a risk greater than showing the device to someone on their death bed.
[2] Shows the level of brainwashing more or less like asking the Priest, Minister or Rabbi for a pass on a ritual that has been drilled into your head. After all only you yourself know you have committed the transgression.
- gambiting 14y agoNot necessarily, I am pretty sure that prototype iPads had location logging enabled and if he just took it out to a different city there would be questions asked. If he had an email from Steve himself, he had an excuse.