Apple Has Been Able To Identify And Fire One Of The Company’s Biggest Whistleblowers In A “Multi-Stage Covert Operation.”

In the last few months, a new leak has surfaced on Twitter claiming access to a lot of information about Apple’s software updates. This account has repeatedly made claims about the unique features of iOS 17 and watchOS ten, and other operating systems.

While users were waiting for the disclosure of new information, the user account of the whistleblower was suddenly unavailable. It wasn’t long before the account’s owner said Apple had identified and fired his primary source in a multi-stage undercover operation.

The whistleblower, who used the username Analyst941 on Twitter, first started his revelations last fall. At that time, he provided detailed information about the dynamic island of the iPhone 14 Pro.

Until the disclosure of information by Analyst941, it was believed that the iPhone 14 Pro had two different holes at the top of its screen. Analyst941 was the first to point out that Apple software-wise connects the holes so the user sees a large capsule hole.

After a few months of silence, Analyst941 started revealing again. After disclosing iOS 17, he said Apple will release Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro software for iPad in 2024 and 2025, respectively.

A few days later, Apple officially announced that the two pieces of software would be released in less than two weeks.

Analyst941 says the information he received about Final Cut Pro was part of Apple’s secret program to identify an internal whistleblower, and Analyst941 says the whistleblower was his sister, who worked on Apple’s software teams and was in direct contact with software team leader Craig Federighi . have been.

Apparently, after suspecting Analyst941’s sister, Apple only announced the dates of 2024 and 2025 to her, and after this news was spread in the media, it fired her. Analyst941 says he’s worried Apple will take legal action against him and his sister.