Camo Developer Sues Apple Over Continuity Camera
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Camo developer Reincubate filed a lawsuit against Apple on Monday, alleging the company copied its technology when introducing Continuity Camera, a built-in feature that lets users leverage their iPhone as a Mac webcam. The feature, which Apple integrated into macOS and iOS, performs the same core function as Camo, an existing third-party app that pioneered the capability. The suit represents a prominent case of "Sherlocking"—Apple's practice of incorporating independent developer features into its operating systems.