Privacy matters: Unlocking an iPhone would set a dangerous precedent<article>
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Apple is embroiled in complex argument with the FBI over a court-ordered unlocking of an iPhone, one that prompted
Tim Cook to speak out on the issue and defend the company’s position that this represents a chilling intrusion into our most sacred rights.</p><p>
Let us go to the first person you would naturally go to for an opinion on the technical, legal and ethical implications of creating a back door to private smartphone data.</p><p>
“Trump slams Apple’s rejection of court order”</p><p>
Aw, man. Someone got the Macalope’s list of people to go to for an opinion on the technical, legal and ethical implications of creating a back door to private smartphone data all out of order. Who did this? Trevor, was it you?</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3034433/ios/privacy-matters-unlocking-an-iphone-would-set-a-dangerous-precedent.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Privacy matters: Unlocking an iPhone would set a dangerous precedent
