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Apple, Santa Clara County Sheriff, & bribery

2020-11-24 16:42:27.104692+00 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

Apple’s head of global security indicted on bribery charges

Thomas Moyer, who has run Apple’s security department since 2013, according to his LinkedIn page, had applied for concealed-weapons permits, according to the release. The sheriff’s office held up the application, the news release alleges, until Moyer agreed to get Apple to donate $70,000 worth of iPads.

Indictment at https://www.sccgov.org/sites/d...CCW%20Indictments%20-%20Sung.pdf

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#Comment Re: Apple, Santa Clara County Sheriff, & bribery made: 2020-11-26 13:52:03.84775+00 by: DaveP

I don’t recall the policy on bribes at Apple, but at another Silicon Valley behemoth, the official policy was basically, “In some countries, you may be asked for a bribe in order to do business. If doing so is not illegal, get ’er done.” I may have paraphrased a bit, but based on what I see in the news, that seems to be Apple’s policy as well. Nice to know we’re in a country where a little baksheesh is just part of doing business.

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