Apple’s retired legal chief further confirms Apple has ‘never heard of’ these Chinese server spies

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By Peter CaoOct 5, 2018, 5:56 pm1.5k ptsHotTop
Over the past day or so, Bloomberg reported that some of Apple’s servers were compromised by way of a third-party implementing micro chips, and sending data back to China. Apple came back with a strong response noting that it was never made aware of such accusations nor did it have any ongoing investigations…

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