Despite Santander not being a Corellium customer, Apple demands documents from the bank about its use of the iPhone-tinkering tech. It’s also calling on one of the biggest government contractors in the world, L3Harris, to do the same.
you are obviously all from other planets as there is NO WAY in hell this was made by humans. Alien tech and I for one welcome our new overlords. This is magic and truly will change stuff.”
Santander said it couldn’t comment on subpoenas but confirmed it was not a Corellium client. L3Harris declined to comment.“Apple is trying to intimidate a Corellium supporter by subpoenaing his employer, Santander, even though Santander has no relationship to Corellium,” said David Hecht, Corellium’s counsel and partner at Pierce Bainbridge, who described Apple as a “bully.”
On the other side, Apple has claimed in letters filed with the court that its head of software development and long-time employee, Craig Federighi, has been “harassed” by Corellium’s lawyers.
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