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What about Apple illegally going through my MacBook then my Linux laptop.

Forget these legal grey areas. These organizations actively deal with corporate espionage and no one does anything about it.



How exactly did Apple go through your Linux laptop (assuming you didn't physically hand it to them)?


They gave me extremely specific jobs after so I’m not gonna sue them.

I was working on a specific thing in university so without illegally probing my devices they probably wouldn’t have found a good job match.

The related item was on my Linux laptop though. So extremely illegal regardless.


You became an Apple employee after you found out they had hacked your computer?


Looking at their post history they seem a little paranoid. Apparently Reddit bans their accounts as soon as they make them, too.


Reddit does this to my accounts too. That's not paranoia. Somehow, the only accounts that stick are the ones where I just log out of my old account and don't clear my cookies.

You can see if it happens, because after your first two comments (always exactly two) you can go to your profile page in a logged-out browser and get a 404. This is a standard Reddit shadow-ban.

An easy way to demonstrate it is to create an account via Tor Browser, without a verified email address.


I stand corrected. Thank you.


Occam's razor is probably a good match for this story.


Did you sue them or have a criminal case brought against them? I think corporate espionage is illegal in many countries, probably in yours too.


Throwing such statement with no beginning of proof is ridiculous.

Even *if* that happened, as long as you provide nothing tangible, you should keep that for yourself.




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