OK, I thought I had my questions answered on this, but now I have more.
If you, during your turn, use spoof command then the clip will be ejected after your turn is done (I would just resolve it directly after your turn is done, before the NPC get to take their major action in their turn).
The statement from the author was that there was an intent to have a delay. New question is
"why?"(a) if the goal is to allow a user to potentially prevent the problem, how is that supposed to be accomplished? So far it seems like Spoof the one and done version. If you get one net hit, it happens.
(b) is the goal to encourage a player to admin hack rather than spoof if they want faster results (ie, on their turn)?
If it's (b) -- which I assume -- wouldn't
"immediately after your turn" create the same effect as
"on your turn"? It seems like for the delay to have any meaning it would need to be
"at the start of the device owner/system/drone's next turn" in line with the text of
"next Major action". I think the 'better' interpretation is the last one, otherwise Spoof = Admin Access effectively. If the two are supposed to be separate ideas with separate mechanics, anyway.