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Australian programmer andThe entrepreneur, who is known to the crypto community as the “self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto,” made it clear that Apple Corporation is violating his copyright on the main document of the first cryptocurrency.
Craig Wright on Thursday, April 6, answered "Yes" to a user's question about whether he believed Apple was infringing copyrights.
Wright's response on April 6 was met with several sarcastic tweets calling for him to sue the American corporation.
Earlier, blogger Andy Baio discoveredthat in the depths of the macOS operating system lies a PDF file of the original Bitcoin White Paper authored by Satoshi Nakamoto. The blogger claims the file is hidden "in every version of macOS from Mojave (10.14.0) to the current version (Ventura), but not in High Sierra (10.13) or earlier."
Craig Wright is an Australian businessman withwhich has many undertakings and enterprises. In February, the results of a trial became known, in which Wright lost a case related to the alleged violation of his copyright on a digital asset. However, the entrepreneur continues to insist that he is the author of the Bitcoin White Paper, and therefore is the anonymous developer under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.
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