We have found no evidence establishing any connection between these allegations and the employee’s conduct during his employment at Oppo.


Chen Shi stole health-tracking technology for an Apple Watch competitor. | Image credit — PhoneArena
See, Apple actually provided a lot of evidence against Shi and Oppo. It’s not just the company’s word that people are going to have to take here: Apple has receipts.
First, it was revealed that Chen Shi told his colleagues at Apple that he was going back to China to attend to his aging parents. That’s not true: Shi simply moved to an Oppo location in the U.S. But there’s more too.
Apple also provided the court with evidence that Shi had, in fact, been in contact with Oppo’s vice president of health. One message, sent by Shi in Chinese, says it all.
[I’ve been] reviewing various internal materials and doing a lot of 1:1 meetings in an effort to collect as much information as possible — will share with you all later.
To me, it sounds like Oppo just got caught with its hand in the cookie jar. The case will likely lead to many more juicy bits of information coming out over the next few months, and is a clear example of just how cutthroat the corporate world can be.


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