US tech giant Apple faces lawsuit for allegedly spying on workers


ANKARA (Bernama-AA): US tech giant Apple is facing a lawsuit for allegedly spying on its employees using company-managed devices such as iPhones.

Workers using personal Apple devices must link their iCloud accounts to the company, from which Apple allegedly collects various data from off-duty employees, such as location, claimed Amar Bhakta, who has been working in Apple's digital advertising division since 2020, in a lawsuit filed on Sunday.

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