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Apple opposes gov order to unlock iPhone
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(02-19-2016, 05:01 PM)Benton Wrote:  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.

But is that the same as a right to compel a company to provide a backdoor, a method which potentially comprises the security and privacy of other users?

Does the govt need a master key to everyone's door for the purpose of entering one specific house, or should the govt be burdened with finding another way?





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RE: Apple opposes gov order to unlock iPhone - JustWinBaby - 02-19-2016, 05:15 PM

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