Sam Henry spent several months creating an archive of rare and previously unknown clips related to Apple after YouTube closed the access to the channel with the largest number of such videos. This is reported by Motherboard.

Only 15-year-old fan of "apple" technology collected 810 rollers. These are advertising, performances, presentations and amusing moments from the life of employees, including fragments with the young founder of the company, Steve Jobs. The earliest were the records of 1980.

He stumbled upon a post on Reddit, in which the creator of the channel Every Apple Video ("Every Apple Video") talked about the decision of the YouTube administration to delete all the content that he saved because of copyright issues. Then Henry began to collect his own archive of the most valuable video materials associated with the company, using the sites archive. Org, YouTube, archived versions of the Apple website. He also turned to other Reddit users for help.

The videos were found on the new YouTube channel, but it was quickly discovered by the "cleaners" and blocked access. After the failure, Henry, together with other users, created the archive on a separate server.