Workers reportedly took photographs of female customers and staff without consent,shared them with others and rated them out of 10Staff at an Apple store in Brisbane beget been fired amid reports of a “photo-sharing ring” involving both customers and other staff members, but the company denies customers were victims of the breach.
The Courier-Mail reported on Thursday that employees of the Apple store in Carindale had taken photographs of female customers and staff without their knowledge or consent, and then shared them with employees at other Queensland stores. The victims were then given a ranking out of 10. Related: Hackers steal 3000 images from Pippa Middleton's iCloud Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com