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    14-YEAR-OLD’S FACETIME BUG DISCOVERY COULD RATTLE APPLE

    Feb 08, 2019 3 minutes
    Image: Brian Skoloff

    At the heart of Apple’s shocking FaceTime bug, which allowed just about anyone to turn an iPhone into a live microphone, stands a 14-year-old boy who stumbled upon the eavesdropping flaw more than a week before Apple took action.

    “The thing that surprised me the most was that this glitch happened in the first place,” said Grant Thompson, a high school freshman in Tucson, Arizona. “I’m only 14 and I found it by accident, instead of the people at Apple that get paid to find glitches.”

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