The last ethical perspective that will be reviewed is Kantianism. Kantianism is a branch of ethical philosophy that was originated by Immanuel Kant. Immanuel Kant believes a good action is only base on a good will, and when duty and will are aligned with one another. The main formulation of Kantian ethics is base on the categorical imperative. The categorical imperative is a principle of universalisability and questions if everyone in the world were to be doing the same action at the same time would the action be morally right. In terms of this situation, Kantians would be completely against leaking of company secrets and information. For example, in the Apple case, if everyone were to leak company information and go against the companies core
