Apple is apparently trying at all costs to get a very unpleasant video off the internet. Shortly after footage allegedly showing iPhone 18 Pro during internal tests, video posts started disappearing one by one. Everything indicates that Apple has sparked a massive wave of copyright takedown requests. So if you haven't seen the video yet, you may not have access to it anytime soon.anceven get. At the time of writing the article it was still visible, compared to the morning, When did I first write about the topic?, however, has significantly disappeared from X.
iPhone 18 Pro drop tests have been Leaked Online..😮
*Device seems to be thicker.
(weight may increase)
*A20 Pro
*VariaAperture Camera
*Maybe 🤔 Apple dropped the dual-tone design.source: @evleaks pic.twitter.com/1pIU69JiT1
— Prasadtechintelugu (@iamprasadtech) June 30, 2026
Apple He quickly started deleting the video.
The leaked footage came from a hacker attack on Tata Electronics, one of the company's most important manufacturing partners. Applu in India. The video was supposed to show a prototype of the iPhone 18 Pro during an internal crash test. Almost immediately after its release, it began to spread across the X network and other platforms, and was picked up by a number of technology websites. But it didn't take long for the situation to turn around. Posts began to disappear, links stopped working, and some authors reported being asked to remove the video. Apple has traditionally not commented on the whole matter, but a similar approach has long been typical for him when leaking non-public materials.
The biggest leak in years?
The whole case follows a large-scale data leak at Tata Electronics. Hacking group World Leaks claims to have obtained more than 200,000 internal files containing prototype photos, technical documentation, supplier lists and other sensitive information related to the development of future products Applu. Among them were also materials related to iPhone 18 Pro and a new chip A20 Pro.
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Although Apple does maximum to prevent the leaked video from spreading further on the Internet, it is practically impossible to stop its spread completely. Once similar material reaches users, it will start appearing on other accounts and platforms within minutes. Moreover, if it is true that hackers obtained hundreds of gigabytes of internal data, it is quite possible that we have not seen everything. Personally, I am therefore extremely curious about the development of the whole plot, because in the 10 years that I have been writing about Apple, I don't remember anything like that.
