Jon Prosser seeks another shot to respond to Apple’s Liquid Glass leak lawsuit
Jon Prosser and Apple move to reverse a default judgment in the ongoing Liquid Glass leak lawsuit.
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Apple and legal counsel for Jon Prosser have filed a joint request to set aside a default judgment previously entered against the leaker. This follows a period during which Prosser reportedly avoided deposition. Prosser has now agreed to sit for questioning regarding the iOS 26 Liquid Glass leak.
Coverage from Apple World Today, Android Headlines, MacRumors, AppleInsider, and 9to5Mac details the shift in litigation strategy. The outlets emphasize the reversal of the default ruling and the transition toward a formal contest of the allegations. Reports confirm that both parties have reached an agreement to allow Prosser to provide a formal response.
Future updates will depend on the court’s decision to grant the request to vacate the default judgment. Coverage does not yet specify a date for the upcoming deposition or the next scheduled court appearance.
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Quick answers
What is the primary objective of the new court filing?
The filing seeks to set aside the default judgment previously entered against Jon Prosser.
Has Jon Prosser agreed to cooperate with the lawsuit?
Yes, coverage indicates he has agreed to attend a deposition after previously avoiding it.
What is the subject of the legal dispute?
The lawsuit concerns alleged leaks involving Apple's Liquid Glass technology related to iOS 26.
Coverage (5)
- Apple and Jon Prosser’s attorney have asked the court to set aside the default entered against him Apple World Today · 91d ago
- Jon Prosser Agrees to Apple Deposition After Months of Dodging It Android Headlines · 91d ago
- Apple Agrees to Let Jon Prosser Formally Contest iOS 26 Leak Lawsuit MacRumors · 91d ago
- Prominent leaker may see default ruling reversed in Apple lawsuit AppleInsider · 91d ago
- Jon Prosser seeks another shot to respond to Apple’s Liquid Glass leak lawsuit 9to5Mac · 91d ago
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