Apple opposes gov order to unlock iPhone

[Benton]

(02-18-2016, 09:07 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote:  
And honestly, what ever is on my phone, I would never want to have to have it used against me in a court of law, since we all know that the gov would never take anything out of context to make me appear to be someone that I am not.

Well, yeah, I think everyone agrees criminals like the fact you have a device where you can store lots of illegal stuff, or information concerning illegal stuff you've done, and police have no access if you don't provide them access. But the point is, if they have reason to believe there is something illegal on your phone, a warrant provides them the right to access it, regardless of what you want.