iPhone 18 Pro drop test videos removed from X amid Tata Electronics data breach
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Leaked videos and photos of an iPhone 18 Pro drop test were removed from X (formerly Twitter) shortly after being posted. An account impersonating leaker Evleaks was suspended, and IceUniverse reported the takedown, claiming Apple was blocking leaked data. The removals come amid a broader data breach at Tata Electronics, with Reuters reporting that iPhone 18 Pro photos — including drop-test images and parts lists — surfaced on the dark web. Apple expressed concern over the breach but did not immediately comment.
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Reuters reported iPhone 18 Pro photos surfaced on the dark web after Tata Electronics suffered a data breach.
A source told Reuters Apple was concerned about the breach, and Apple did not immediately respond to a comment request.
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