Jon Prosser's last-ditch effort against Apple's lawsuit is the First Amendment
Journalists are protected when they report trade secrets, with caveats, and leaker Jon Prosser hopes that this protection will be enough to have the lawsuit that Apple filed dismissed. Jon Prosser believes his Liquid Glass leaks are protected speech Things haven't been going well for Front Page Tech owner Jon Prosser. He leaked early prototype designs of Liquid Glass and has been sued by Apple for how he allegedly got hold of the materials. After failing to respond to Apple's complaints and placed in a default ruling, he's allegedly been working the case from behind the scenes. The latest filing from Prosser's team suggests he believes it is all going to be thrown out. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Journalists are protected when they report trade secrets, with caveats, and leaker Jon Prosser hopes that this protection will be enough to have the lawsuit that Apple filed dismissed. Jon Prosser believes his Liquid Glass leaks are protected speech Things haven't been going well for Front Page Tech owner Jon Prosser. He leaked early prototype designs of Liquid Glass and has been sued by Apple for how he allegedly got hold of the materials. After failing to respond to Apple's complaints and placed in a default ruling, he's allegedly been working the case from behind the scenes. The latest filing from Prosser's team suggests he believes it is all going to be thrown out. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Journalists are protected when they report trade secrets, with caveats, and leaker Jon Prosser hopes that this protection will be enough to have the lawsuit that Apple filed dismissed.
Jon Prosser believes his Liquid Glass leaks are protected speech Things haven't been going well for Front Page Tech owner Jon Prosser.
He leaked early prototype designs of Liquid Glass and has been sued by Apple for how he allegedly got hold of the materials.
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