I understand. I’d send a screen recording of it in my wallet but unfortunately I cannot reveal the personal information on the pass. The pass COULD somehow be fake- My source just states that Apple sent it to him.
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In that case, it looks real. However, it does say "b2bevents", so I would have to assume its something like a training/sales session for AASPs
That could definitely be true! Though I’m not sure why it would use such an official looking Apple Events format. But thanks for the help!
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And just to ensure that it didn't match the WWDC19 Mac Pro pass, it has the identifier: "http://pass.com.apple.ist .b2bevents.corpcomm," so it could really be anything. Usually the unbranded Apple Events format would be for a smaller, private event
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Hmm, maybe the sources that originally said there would be a March 23rd event were actually mistakenly thinking it was a public press event vs it being a private event? Who knows!
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