A video from TikTok was the reason for the dismissal of an Apple engineer. Paris Campbell, our main character, has been involved in a lot of controversy over her iPhone security advice.
You might think that what he did was to criticize or vilify the company. However, in an already viral video, this worker responds to a user who asks her about extortion from those who stole her iPhone, from which she suffers.
This ensures that all of your personal content is leaked unless you remove the stolen iPhone from your Apple ID account to bypass Activation Lock.
For those who don’t know, Activation Lock automatically requires users to unlock their Apple device after clearing it with their Apple ID password if it was still signed into the account. Without iPhone passcode in this case it is completely unsuitable.
Well, faced with this situation, Campbell began to counsel this user, stating that they do not have her personal information and that she should completely ignore these messages. He also explained that the threats to remove the Apple ID were release the device for resale, giving it more value to a thief than if it were locked up for parts.
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This public service from the worker did not sit well with Apple, who immediately contacted her. She was threatened with dismissal if she did not delete the video. Apparently, she did not like it too much that she introduced herself as an Apple employee.
It’s true that Apple’s policy is very strict with using the brand through social media to avoid discredit, however, in this case, there is not an iota of disregard for Apple or its idiosyncrasies.
“If you ask me, building public confidence in Apple’s security is not something that tarnishes the company’s reputation, especially when it reaches 5 million people,” he said. Campbell said in a video he later posted. “This is, without a doubt, crazy and something out of the ordinary”Campbell finishes his video.
It is not known from the company side what the final measures will be, although yes, the engineer did not say more.
Source: Computer Hoy
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