Apple car is developed in a laboratory secret from Sunnyvale, California, and although I haven't seen pictures of the inside of this location yet, people who live near that location talk about what can be heard there at night.
I told you last week that a person who lives near the laboratory complained to the local authorities the loud noises produced by car engines during the night, and a local news channel wanted to investigate the situation.
According to this television, until recently the company Apple had a very complex security apparatus who guarded the location from the curious, the number of security agents being reduced in the meantime, but the noises of car engines and package deliveries in the middle of the night were also confirmed by other people.
They argue that parcels are delivered every morning at 3 o'clock to the respective location and so on in the middle of the night various noises are produced which always wake up the animals, and sometimes even the neighbors who live near the laboratory.
At three in the morning, they have deliveries. It's very dark, very secretive. We don't know what's going on, but almost every night there is noise that wakes the dogs up. Neighbors on Bartlett Avenue near the facility said security guards tail them when they walk their dogs. You have security guards following you in their cars.
The security measures were so complex that the security agents followed Apple's neighbors with their cars when they were walking their animals on the sidewalks around the lab, so we're talking about Apple's desperate attempts to prevent the whole world from seeing what's going on there.
The film crew sent by the local television could hear during the day the noises produced by the machines that process metals, and the residents of the area stated that at night they can hear the noises of engines reaching maximum speed.
The company that rented those spaces has a permit to set up a car garage, being a subsidiary of Aple.
