Apple files complaint against Jon Proser about iOS 26 -Slecks, claims that he had planned with friends to steal trade secrets from a development -iPhone development, but ProSser denies accusations and is waiting for another discussion

At the beginning of this year, a tasty that bears the name Jon ProSser shared intrinsic details with the upcoming iOS 26-updat from Apple, which was then called iOS 19. Apple has now sued Jon ProSser for iOS 26 leaks, and the story is far from over at that time because it reacted to the case.

In January, Jon Proser shared details on the newly designed camera app and shows various aspects of the app on his frontpageTech -Youtube channel. In March he posted another video in his genius bar podcast, in which he showed renders of the news app, contained the round navigation buttons at the top and below. In April, he completed the series of LECKS with another video in which Apple's eagerly awaited fluid glass design was presented, which came to the public in the WWDC 2025 event in June. The liquid glass bypass contained with glasses -like translucent elements and pill -shaped bars, about which ProSser spoke earlier.

Apple is looking for an injunction and damage after the leaker on the iPhone was triggered on the iPhone feature on the iPhin.

While most details were also switched off, including the camera app design, the renderers were quite close, which gave the users a core of what the update would look like. At that time, Apple did not answer, but months later, after the WWDC 2026 event, and after the iOS 26 Beta had been announced to developers, the company was taken into account and today filed a lawsuit against Jon Proser and Michael Ramacciotti

Apple's claim is about a development iPhone that was owned by Ramacciotti's friend and Apple employees Ethan Lipnik. According to the technologician, ProSser and Ramacciotti have received access to Lipniks Development -iPhone, which included the acquisition of his passport codes and then made it possible to know the location tracking details such as Lipnik's absence if he could steal the secrets. According to reports, ProSser Ramacciotti also offered money to gain access to Lipniks Development -iPhone.

According to Apple, Ramacciotti has taken access to the iPhone and Facetimed ProSser and showed him precise details about iOS 26 that are carried out on the device. Everything was taken up and the recordings were sent to his team, which created precise renders of the platform. Apart from iOS 26 -Design details, the iPhone also contained a “considerable amount of additional Apple trade secretary information that has not yet been publicly announced”. Apple says that it is not known how much data is owned by ProSser and Ramacciotti.

In response to the history of Macrumors, Jon ProSser said that he was not aware of the situation and is looking forward to speaking to Apple in this regard. However, it remains to be seen what will become of the lawsuit and how deep it is in its connections with the company's employees. In addition, ProSser would have to compensate for Apple Monetarly, unless the judges decide something else.

Interesting. So it didn't go at my end. I look forward to being able to talk to Apple about it.

– Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser) July 18, 2025

Apple's lawsuit underlines the efforts to protect its business secrets, where it applies for an injunction against the further disclosure of Apple's secrets. The company also tries to compensate for the abuse of secrets that have already been leaked through. Ethan Lipnik has already ended when the company received an anonymous e -mail that recognized the employee's apartment. Lipnik was released due to its non -compliance with Apple's strict guidelines in connection with unpublished hardware and software.

We will keep an eye on the story and share updates as soon as we hear it. What do you think about the scenario? Let us know in the comments.