BBC : Apple has fired a number of employees at a store in Brisbane, Australia, amid allegations they shared photos of female customers and colleagues and ranked their bodies out of 10.
The Courier-Mail reported numerous unauthorized photos taken and stolen from customer phones in Brisbane. Apple investigates, terminates jobs, but finds no stolen photos.
Intimate images
The Courier-Mail reported that individuals shared photos, including intimate images, and rated women’s bodies.
Additionally, a staff member raised concerns about similar incidents occurring in other Apple stores in Australia, including Sydney.
Apple said the allegations, if true, would constitute a violation of the company’s business conduct policy.
Apple opposes behavior contrary to its values, takes privacy protection measures post-investigation.
In addition to the termination of employees, Apple’s response to the allegations of intimate photo sharing within one of its stores in Australia includes an investigation by the Australian Privacy Commissioner.
Commissioner Timothy Pilgrim stated that they are aware of the reports and will be contacting Apple for more information. He emphasized the importance of organizations fostering a privacy-focused culture and ensuring that employees comprehend their responsibilities regarding personal information.
In response to the allegations of intimate photo sharing within one of its stores in Australia, Apple has taken action by terminating the employees involved. The company is committed to ensuring a safe and respectful environment for all customers.
Apple has taken action by terminating staff members following allegations of intimate photos being shared within one of its stores in Australia. The company responded swiftly to address the issue and uphold its commitment to customer privacy and security. The incident has garnered attention and raises concerns about maintaining a safe and respectful environment for all customers.
