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Prosser Disputes Apple's Data Demands in iOS 26 Leak Case

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Jon Prosser is fighting Apple's discovery requests in a lawsuit over leaked iOS 26 information, arguing that the claimed trade secrets are no longer confidential after the software shipped. Apple says it still has not received YouTube earnings data, channel metrics, and third-party messages it requested more than three months ago. The case also involves Michael Ramacciotti, who wants his defense kept separate and is seeking a court conference about what evidence Apple still needs.

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Jon Prosser faces Apple's discovery demands in suit over iOS 26 leaks. Apple says YouTube revenue reports, channel analytics, and third-party communications remain outstanding more than three months after request. Prosser's counsel says agreed obligations were met and that Apple keeps asking for more. He also contends identified secrets became public after iOS 26 and macOS 26 shipped, and some may have been disclosed earlier. Apple disputes deficiency, cites deposition and Signal exchanges with Michael Ramacciotti as suggesting coordination for financial gain. Ramacciotti seeks separate defense, October conference, and resolution roadmap.

Need under 120 words. Let's count. "Jon Prosser faces Apple's discovery demands in a lawsuit over iOS 26 leaks. Apple says YouTube revenue reports, channel analytics, and third-party communications remain outstanding more than three months after being requested. Prosser's counsel says agreed obligations were met and that Apple keeps asking for more. He also contends identified secrets became public after iOS 26 and macOS 26 shipped, and some may have been disclosed earlier. Apple disputes deficiency, citing deposition and Signal exchanges with Michael Ramacciotti as suggesting coordination for financial gain. Ramacciotti seeks a separate defense, an October conference, and a resolution roadmap." Count: Jon1 Prosser2 faces3 Apple's4 discovery5 demands6 in7 a8 lawsuit9 over10 iOS11 26? "iOS 26" maybe 12? Let's count words.

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