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iPhone 18 Pro ‘drop test’ leaks get yanked from X

Apple scrambles to contain leaks of unreleased iPhone 18 Pro footage—now scrubbing social media and dark web traces.

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The story so far

A video allegedly showing the iPhone 18 Pro undergoing drop tests was leaked on X (formerly Twitter) before being swiftly removed. Coverage suggests the footage, along with other sensitive internal materials, may have also surfaced on the dark web, prompting Apple to tighten security protocols. Reactions from tech outlets highlight skepticism over the iPhone 18 Pro’s design, with some users mocking the leaked video’s quality.

Forbes reports Apple is adjusting its leak-prevention measures, while 9to5Mac and TechRadar focus on the broader implications for pre-release security. The Verge notes the rapid takedown of the video, though details on how the leak occurred remain unclear. Watch for Apple’s official response on security breaches, potential law enforcement involvement, and whether this incident accelerates the company’s hardware reveal timeline.

Speculation may also arise about whether the leak originated from internal sources or external hacking attempts.

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The obvious questions

Was the leaked video confirmed as authentic by Apple?

Coverage does not yet specify whether Apple has confirmed the video’s authenticity or origin.

Are there reports of similar leaks for other Apple products?

No reports of parallel leaks for other Apple products have been mentioned in the provided coverage.

Has Apple identified the source of the leak?

The source of the leak has not been disclosed in the available headlines.

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