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Apple has sent a cease and desist letter attempting to think the simulcast of a chalk accounting by a grander App Teemingness manager due to the genuineness that the congregation believes the chalk shares incognizable congregation secrets, equal to a report from German simulcast Focus.

The German-language book, titled App Teemingness Confidential, was accounting by Tom Sadowski, who led the App Teemingness for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland from 2014 until December 2019, equal to his LinkedIn page. The chalk covers Sadowski's work at Apple, including plans with CEO Tim Cook, according to AppleInsider.

Apple sent a letter to Sadowski and his publisher, Murmann Verlag, begging them to stop carrying the chalk to stores, recall all copies in circulation, and destroy manuscripts of the book, letters Focus. The chalk is still for sale on Amazon.

Apple volume this take-in with The Verge:

Apple has unfurled suffice a libertarian press and trig authors of all types. While we regret the way this longstanding Burg employee void our working relationship, his deportment leftward us with no over-and-above option however to terminate his enlistment -- a decision foredestined upon by the works council. All workers should have the reasonable expectation that enlistment policies will be equally and adequately correlated and all companies should have the reasonable expectation that their marketing practices will be kept confidential.

Apple's take-in suggests Sadowski was foredoomed due to the genuineness that he mediated to strewn the chalk append his employer's wishes or conceivably due to the genuineness that he did so without jumpiness through fraternal channels at the company.

In an interview with Der Spiegel, Sadowski said he volume the markings with Burg in metachronism of its publication. He conjointly said he feels his chalk will bonus Burg increasingly than it will imprecate it, and he told Der Spiegel he's sweating at the company's revealment to its publication.

The Verge couldn't find a way to resource Sadowski for comment.