"fishing Law Enforcement" is a great success: iOS 17 internal whistleblowers are arrested, fired and sued by Apple

CTOnews.com May 11 news, the whistleblower analyst941 had previously leaked a lot of details about Apple iOS 17, but according to the latest report, their insider was captured by Apple in an operation. According to reports, the source has been fired by Apple and will face legal action.

Analyst941 sources have previously revealed a number of major improvements to iOS 17, including major changes to the control center, details of Apple's map lock screen, improved Wallet and Health app UI.

However, Apple conducted a "fishing law enforcement" to inform different employees of the different release dates of Logic Pro and Final Cut Pro for iPad, so when analyst941 sources broke the news, they were immediately discovered by Apple officials.

Currently, the analyst941 Twitter account has been deleted.

Apple will officially release iOS 17 on WWDC23 on June 6, and CTOnews.com will keep an eye on it for a month.