Cupertino Lifts Gag Order, Frees Its Hostage
Anyone who’s going to work at Apple has to come to terms with the fact that the company is generally very secretive about anything having to do with new products. Apple staffers who create the company’s latest stuff are used to keeping their lips sealed tight. But then Apple tried to restrict third-party iPhone software developers by requiring them to sign off on a very strict nondisclosure agreement. What couldn’t developers do? Well, they couldn’t talk to anyone about anything having to do with their projects — not even if their projects were rejected by Apple.
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Cupertino Lifts Gag Order, Frees Its Hostage
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