The world's most famous leaker, Evleaks, whose real name is Evan Blass, apparently has no plans to publish any more leaks. The leaker, who we could rely on for the truth of the leaks, announced the end of his activity and after two years of continuous publication of leaked documents, renders, photos and many other information, he announced that he is grateful for all the support he received, but all things must come to an end – and it is no different in the case of his project Evleaks, within which he created several localizations and also launched a website during this year.
Evan Blass began to figure in the media in 2005, when he was employed as an editor at Engadget and gradually worked his way up to editor-in-chief. In 2009, he then started working as editor-in-chief on the Pocketnow server, where he remained until 2012. However, Evan Blass suffers from multiple sclerosis, which may also be behind the unexpected end of the leaker's career. However, it is also possible that he has accepted an offer from a certain server and intends to end the project so that he can fully concentrate on appearing on one of the world-famous tech blogs in the world. Whatever the case may be, we wish Evan Blass the best of luck in the future and thank him for all the leaks he's been able to serve up over the past two years.
All good things must come to an end. Thank you for an amazing two years. [RETIREMENT]
- Evan Blass (@evleaks) August 3
