Apple's iCloud File Sharing Left Ex-Employees With Access to Secret Documents

Apple's iCloud design created a structural offboarding gap, allowing former employees to retain access to confidential files after departing. By combining work and personal accounts, sensitive content, including product launch planning documents, continued syncing to personal devices. More than half a dozen ex-employees reported unknowingly accessing secret documents and receiving notifications about fresh updates. This consumer-first architecture exposed internal files to individuals who had already left the company, according to reports from The Information.