A video presented by iPhone X and turned viral led to the dismissal of Apple engineer

A video presented by iPhone X and turned viral led to the dismissal of Apple engineer

In an innocent video uploaded by a girl from Apple's new campus, she apparently photographed a little too much and caused the dismissal of her father who works for the company

A video presented by iPhone X and turned viral led to the dismissal of Apple engineer

Last weekend was all the iPhone X, Apple's advanced device whose early orders opened on Friday, and it seems that the intriguing device on the way to success is dazzling.
While many are waiting to put their hands on the new device, a young girl named Brooke Emilia Peterson has managed to find a way to experiment with the device before everyone else, and on the way allegedly caused the dismissal of her father, who works in Apple.

Then the girl accidentally took the notes app

Last week, Peterson posted a video on her YouTube page where she visits her father, who works as an engineer on Apple's new campus.
During the video, Peterson's father gives her and her mother a tour of the new compound, eats with her in the cafeteria and explains a little about the place.
At one point, Peterson's father pulls the iPhone X out of his pocket and lets his home experience it.
In the course of her experience with the camera, Peterson is entering, among other things, the note application, which reportedly contains code names for Apple products that have not yet been launched.
In addition, the video appears to have a unique QR code from Peterson's father.

Photography on Apple's new campus is apparently forbidden, and filming an iPhone X of an employee with confidential information is strictly forbidden, so it appears that Peterson's father was fired after the video became viral.

On Saturday, Peterson posted an update on the event, in which she claims her channel was almost uninvited and without views, but within hours her video with the iPhone X became viral.
After a while, Peterson received a message from Apple asking to download the video from the air, which she did, but in the meantime, quite popular sites have already uploaded the video themselves, and the video has spread across the network.
Peterson says her father was fired from Apple after years of work because the video violates company confidentiality laws.
In the sequel in which Peterson looks agitated and excited, she asks all viewers to learn her and her father's lesson, and to respect the rules of the workplace.
She claims that her father and she are attacked online by trolls and commentators who mock both of them for the seemingly innocent mistake that was made.

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