Judge Sets Aside Default Entry Against Apple Leaker Jon Prosser

A judge has set aside the default entry against Jon Prosser, an Apple leaker, after both his counsel and Apple's legal team requested it. This allows Prosser to respond to Apple’s lawsuit within ten days.

By Jay Peters · The Verge · June 22, 2026, 21:48 UTC

Judge Sets Aside Default Entry Against Apple Leaker Jon Prosser

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