Alleged iPhone 18 Pro prototypes have appeared in photos and videos online, following a data breach at Apple supplier Tata last week.
The leaks include a drop test video of a grey-toned iPhone, with a similar design to the current iPhone 17 Pro.
The device has a metal back plate with a silver Apple logo, instead of Ceramic Shield - suggesting this may not be the final design.
This video was first leaked by X account @evleaks. The post has since been removed by X, and the account is now suspended for violating the platform's rules.
Red Colour Option
Another X account, @earlyappleleaks posted a photo which appears to show a deep red iPhone 18 Pro undergoing testing on the Camera Control button.
This device is also similar in design to the current iPhone 17 Pro, and matches earlier reports that Apple's next pro lineup will be available in Silver, Red and Light Blue.
Tata Cyberattack
AppleInsider reports that over 630GB of data has been stolen from Tata electronics, a supplier of Apple products based in India.
These files are said to include information on the iPhone 18 Pro logic board, Apple chips, including the A20 Pro and authentic Apple design documents.
Apple's response
The company has not, and is not expected to, confirm or deny these leaks are authentic.
However, Apple is said to be 'concerned' over the data breach, according to a report from Reuters.
Until Apple officially announces iPhone 18 Pro in September, all images, videos or documents claiming to show the device should be treated as unverified and not a confirmation of what the final product will look like.
