Apple Inc. is facing serious allegations from multiple fronts, including a lawsuit claiming that the company monitors employees' personal devices and restricts discussions about salary. A manager at Apple has accused the company of spying on staff, which raises concerns about privacy practices at one of Silicon Valley's leading firms. Concurrently, six former Apple employees have been charged in connection with a charity fraud scheme, accused of extracting over $150,000 from the company. The Santa Clara District Attorney’s Office reported that the alleged fraud involved a donation matching scam, further complicating the company's legal landscape. These developments highlight ongoing scrutiny of Apple's internal practices and employee rights.