Apple says it maybe can’t trust Meta, after incompetent redaction

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By Ben LovejoyApr 17, 2025, 7:06 am386 pts
Lawyers representing Apple said the company may not be able to trust Meta, after the social network company leaked internal data shared with the company in confidence. Amusingly, Meta didn’t share the data deliberately, but instead used a method of redacting a PDF which is well-known for being trivial to undo…

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