In a joint status report filing, Apple said it hadn’t heard from Jon Prosser’s lawyer in a month, which his counsel attributed to Prosser caring for his newborn child. Here are the details.
Prosser’s discovery process hits delays
Last year, shortly after announcing iOS 26, Apple sued Jon Prosser over videos in which he leaked the Liquid Glass redesign.
Apple accused Prosser, alongside Michael Ramacciotti, of misappropriating trade secrets and violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by accessing an Apple employee’s development iPhone and using its contents to publish the leaks.
Based on court documents filed since then, Ramacciotti promptly cooperated with Apple’s discovery requests, while Prosser failed to formally respond to the lawsuit. Prosser would go on to deny this characterization.
