Apple checks of new employees "for lice" with fake products

Apparently, the security control system for new developments at Apple really is very similar to the work of intelligence and other intelligence agencies. In any case, according to information made public by the author of the book "Inside the Apple" (Inside Apple) Adam Lashinski (Adam Lashinsky), the company from Cupertino suits some serious new employees' checks for lice "when they are instructed to develop a fake projects before how to avoid real work.
This was confirmed by a former employee of Apple, saying that his friend who works in the company's senior engineer, early in his career worked on fake products. Obviously, the security service of the American electronics giant is closely monitoring media reports about the future development of Apple and, thus, identifies potential "weak links" and leak of insider information. However, the most perfect system of data protection still sometimes faltering, and evidence of this is memorable scandal of lost iPhone model 4.