You know Will that Apple has a reputation for being a very secretive company.

A company that when they're working on a project, anybody who's involved with that project has to keep that thing under wraps and then they even create teams within teams that know a certain amount of information that the greater team doesn't even know about because

well for good reason I guess historically they've done a pretty good job of

keeping things under wraps with new projects.

That's kind of changed recently as the, but most of the leaks that we see emerging aren't from

HQ, is from the supply chain somewhere further down the road once they actually start to make the thing.

But we talked recently about how Apple's considering making a car, at least the rumors are out there about that and you start to realize man

You got to protect this massive project from the world's eyeballs for for like five years.

And so that's a difficult task to keep it under wraps.

Now, once they start fabricating the thing,

you can expect probably leaks to emerge.

But anyway, historically, Apple has had that reputation. I remember

a situation where an iPhone was left in a bar and Gizmodo found it. You remember

that story? And then federal agents showed up at the

guys place he's like oh yeah it got real there this is this got very intense so there's all

kinds of stories like that, particularly when Steve Jobs was around.

He was not messing around with the secretive, with the secrecy stuff.

Anyway, today we have a prototype which is sort of showcasing Apple's Ultrasecurity program.

This is actually an Apple Watch prototype that looks nothing like an Apple watch. And if you scroll down here

you'll see it looks kind of like an iPod actually. And there's a video made somebody actually

got their hands on it. It does not have the digital crown interface.

It's obviously an early prototype and there's all kinds of rules and restrictions on it

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