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OpenAI says Apple practices weaken trade-secrets claim
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OpenAI submitted court exhibits arguing that Apple’s security and employee offboarding practices undermine Apple’s trade-secrets lawsuit. OpenAI highlights examples such as an Apple manager accessing a departed engineer’s iCloud account, per the filing.
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If true, these allegations could affect how courts evaluate a company’s protection of claimed trade secrets.
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Evidence and Sources
- OpenAI filed court exhibits asserting Apple’s security and offboarding practices undermine its trade-secrets case. [1]
- Filing cites an instance where an Apple manager accessed a former engineer’s iCloud account after the engineer left, per TechCrunch AI. [1]
- TechCrunch AI: OpenAI says Apple’s own security practices undermine its trade secrets case 06 Aug 2026
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