Developers are asked about what they’re making and what Apple tools they’ve used in the past, and they have to sign confidentiality agreements — which include provisions that require that the device remain at the address to which it was shipped, that it can’t be used in public, and that it must be locked inside a Pelican hard case when it’s not in use, according to the Apple developer agreement.
Family, friends, roommates, or household employees cannot access, view or handle the hardware. Apple also bars any public discussion of the hardware in person or on social media. Apple reserves the right to see a list of staff who are authorized to work on the device.
Lol I threw this into an AI generator and had to share. I tried several different variations and it had a hard time with handcuffs. I wonder if it is purposely not doing it to avoid problems…