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Apple Sues Former Employee for Leaking Company Secrets Apple Sues Former Employee for Leaking Company Secrets Photo: Stephen Lam/Reuters  -  Apple is suing a former employee for leaking company secrets, including information about the Journal app and the development of the Vision Pro headset, to journalists and other company employees.  The former employee named Andrew Aude joined Apple in 2016, not long after he graduated from college. He worked as an iOS engineer focusing on improving battery performance, which allowed him to find out information about secret Apple projects.  According to a lawsuit filed by Apple in California State Court a few days ago, Aude sent more than 1,400 messages via the Signal chat application with 'Homeboy', his secret name for a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) journalist.  Apple accused Aude of leaking the Journal application to a WSJ reporter in April 2023 because he wanted the project to be canceled. The WSJ published an article abo

How to Watch YouTube Videos Without an Internet Connection, Save Quota on Homecoming Trips Please note, not all YouTube videos can be downloaded for offline viewing.  Therefore, don't be surprised if this method cannot be done on certain videos.  Apart from that, make sure the device immediately gets an internet connection after approximately 48 hours of the video downloading process.  The goal is none other than so that the YouTube application can synchronize and make videos able to be watched offline again at a later time.  Not only that, YouTube videos that have been taken offline cannot be played in other applications.  This means that videos that have been downloaded can only be watched offline via or by opening the YouTube application on the device.  Furthermore, pay attention to the several resolution options offered when making a YouTube video watchable offline.  It's not just a matter of display sharpness, this resolution option will also affect the

If you want to register for official schools in 2024, here are 28 official schools that don't use UTBK scores  - A number of official schools in the country are now starting to open registration in 2024.  Regarding the selection process, there are official schools that do not use computer-based test (UTBK) exam scores.  Of course, you need to know this information, high school/vocational school graduates who want to register for official schools in 2024.  Here are 28 official schools that do not use 2024 UTBK scores when registering.  According to Kompas.com, UTBK is a computer-based written exam carried out by the National Selection Committee for New Student Admissions, Educational Testing Management Center (SNPMB BPPP).  SMA/SMK graduates who take UTBK will get a score or grades that can be used to register at state universities (PTN) via the SNBT (National Selection Based on Test) route or official schools.  The latest information, official schools that use the