Apple opposes gov order to unlock iPhone

[Benton]

(02-17-2016, 04:09 PM)Au165 Wrote: That would be true if the law change, as it stands there is nothing illegal about encryption and they were promised full encryption. To surrender the key without a very strong legal opposition to it would be failing to deliver upon the marketed feature. One of the reasons I don't think the order will stand is this very argument, encryption isn't illegal and to provide a back door would be counter intuitive to the thing they are selling. Make it illegal or deal with it.

You can not be sued for following a court order. No court is going to touch that lawsuit.