Nylah Boone’s “Day in the life of a Black girl working in tech” video didn’t reveal any secret goings-on within the company but did feature footage inside her office at Apple – as you can see below …Boone told The Verge that she was only trying to show other women of color that this kind of career could be an option for them, and thus helping Apple achieve a more representative workforce.Nylah Boone, a TikTok creator who considers herself a micro-influencer, sprinkles in workday content with other unrelated vlogs, like travel videos, Trader Joe’s hauls, and follower Q&As.In April, while working as a contractor at Apple, Boone posted a video of her first day working from the Apple office, showing her morning routine and commute along with snippets of the building, an in-office pastry bar, and lunch with co-workers.It’s just one example of what is turning into an increasing issue as more of the TikTok generation have jobs at tech giants.A couple of months ago, Apple engineer Paris Campbell was threatened with the loss of her job after she posted helpful content for someone being blackmailed over the loss of her iPhone."