Apple denies "false claims" by Justice Department over Pensacola attackApple continues to fight government pressure to create a "backdoor" to the iPhone.
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Apple has responded to the Justice Department's press conference about the Pensacola attack.
Attorney General William Barr said the FBI unlocked phones with "no thanks to Apple".
The company says those are "false claims" and that it has provided all possible info to the FBI.
Apple has responded to claims from the Justice Department that it did not do enough to assist law enforcement in its investigation of the Pensacola terrorist attack. Reported by AppleInsider, Attorney General William Barr revealed in a press conference today that the FBI was able to unlock two phones with "no thanks to Apple".
"During a Department of Justice press conference on Monday, Attorney General William Barr said that the FBI was able to unlock two phones connected to the shooting with "no thanks to Apple." Barr continued the volley, reiterating the Justice Department's stance that national sec...
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Apple denies "false claims" by Justice Department over Pensacola attack
