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Look, he violated his employer's NDA and it wasn't a mistake. What do you expect?

Much worse violations have happened in the past at Apple, and were unintentional. Like the firmware leak that leaked everything about this year's iPhones. As far as I know, nobody was fired for that, because it was a mistake.

Yes, it's beyond me how a company can have rules about what you're allowed to do on company property. /s

If Apple says no filming on campus of an unreleased phone and you do anyway and that phone also happens to have QR codes of unreleased products, HOW is this in anyway related to whatever your comment might mean?

they were inside a company property filming a unreleased company product. Quite frankly I'm not surprised at all given how secretive Apple is around new product releases.

In what manner was Apple dictating his lifestyle?