brianapp

Idiot.  What is he doing letting ANYONE TOUCH unreleased hardware, let alone a teenager.  I remember in the past when leaked PHOTOS appeared and what a ruckus that caused.  A non authorized users touching unreleased hardware then posting a VIDEO.  Come on now.  At the very least that person can't be trusted to have access to anything restricted if he lets his kids use it.    If I was in that field I wouldn't think of even taking hardware out of the office without written permission and guidelines to do so.  I am sure there is an NDA outlining this with the results of violation.  Apple HAS TO abide by the NDA they issued.  Are they just supposed it say we didn't mean it?  If there was anything negative suggested legal action would also be reasonable.  Read what you sign and believe it.  I have signed agreements to keep certain things confidential and always ask for written clarification of any grey areas.  I doubt letting your kids use and post videos is a grey area.
He couldn't wait just a few months and let her be the first person to have one on release day?