Android founder, Andy Rubin, may have left Google long back in 2014, but his departure is beginning to attract more unsavory attention as more information is released. According to documents made public by a California superior court, Rubin left the company after having an “inappropriate relationship” with a subordinate, and allegedly concealed payments about his hefty severance package from his now-estranged wife for several years. The documents were first revealed by Buzzfeed’s Ryan Mac. The allegations detail that Rubin was compensated in secret by Google and its parent company Alphabet following a sexual misconduct complaint. The New York Times revealed…
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