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Then what would be the purpose for encryption in the first place?
If there is an unlocked backdoor, not only government would be able to get in the unlocked door.
Apple has the ability to unlock the phone. So in theory it's already hackable.
In the past Apple has refused the government's insistence to unlock their iPhones.
70 warrants since 2008 to unlock phones, the latest being October 2015 for a meth dealer.
I suggest Apple comply with the Federal Court order and decrypt that damn phone. I do not see any place that a company can disregard that order and keep its registration as a business. If Apple continues to stonewall pull their license and stop all trading. In essence execute the corporation. Constitutional protection of privacy applies to living people and NOT to a dead terrorist's phone.
I suggest Apple comply with the Federal Court order and decrypt that damn phone. I do not see any place that a company can disregard that order and keep its registration as a business. If Apple continues to stonewall pull their license and stop all trading. In essence execute the corporation. Constitutional protection of privacy applies to living people and NOT to a dead terrorist's phone.
awesome, one dead terrorist manages to put Apple out of business
I suggest Apple comply with the Federal Court order and decrypt that damn phone. I do not see any place that a company can disregard that order and keep its registration as a business. If Apple continues to stonewall pull their license and stop all trading. In essence execute the corporation. Constitutional protection of privacy applies to living people and NOT to a dead terrorist's phone.
This is not a lone incident. The government has asked Apple to do this in the past for even trivial trials of meth dealers.
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