The head of “Apple” on the recent leaks: We are doing our best to identify the leakers, and the company does not tolerate

The president of the American company, “Apple”, Tim Cook, broke his silence regarding the recent leaks, whether those that revealed the details of an internal meeting between its employees, or the details of its annual event to announce its new products.

Cook confirmed in an email sent to his company’s employees, last Tuesday, that he is doing everything in his power to identify the leakers, stressing that they are “a small percentage of people”, and that whoever does so “does not belong to Apple,” as he put it.

“As you all know, we do not tolerate the disclosure of confidential information, whether it is the IP address of a product or the details of a secret meeting,” he added, stressing in his message.

After that, the president of “Apple” thanked in his message for every effort made to make its products a reality, and pointed out that the company released the “iOS 15” operating system last Monday, and “tomorrow, Friday, we will launch some of our amazing new products to the world.” Referring to the iPhone 13 phones.

On Sept. 17, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced during an internal company-wide meeting that his organization would request frequent testing for unvaccinated employees with the Corona virus, but he did not reach a decision to compel the vaccine.

Cook also said in his internal meeting that he “looks forward” following his company’s antitrust case against video game company Epic.

Last year, Epic announced that it had filed a lawsuit against Apple, accusing it of a complete monopoly on the payments market for apps in the iOS system.