His partner discovers compromising messages on his iMac: the unfaithful man demands millions from Apple

L'homme explique avoir organisé des rencontres avec des prostituées pendant plusieurs années en utilisant l’application iMessage Maxppp

The man had organized meetings with prostitutes without his wife's knowledge, using Apple messaging.

An unfaithful man thought he had done what was necessary by deleting all of his personal messages on his phone. However, his wife discovered the deception, which logically led to the couple's divorce. The plaintiff believes that Apple misled consumers in its communication regarding the fate of deleted data, reports the Times, Thursday, June 13 and is responsible for his divorce.

This British businessman then filed a £5 million lawsuit against the American multinational. He explains that he organized meetings with prostitutes for several years using the iMessage application on his iPhone. Despite his attempt to delete the discussions, his partner did indeed discover, on the family iMac, the messages that her husband thought had been deleted.

"If Apple had been correct"

"All this is quite painful, it’was a brutal way of finding out", testifies his ex -female. A situation that he could have largely avoided, "if Apple had been correct", retorts him' unfaithful man. Indeed, the American company would not have stipulated clearly enough that the Messages deleted from one device still remained stored on other linked devices. "If you are told that a message has been deleted, you have the right to believe that it has been deleted", he explained to the British daily.

The next IOS 18 update should also offer new privacy features in order to prevent similar scenarios from occurring. reproduce