In regards to the "If you've done nothing wrong, then you have nothing to hide," crowd, I may not have much to hide, but I don't want to advertise what I do have, either.
Good for you FBI, go get 'em. There is no safe haven for evil. Too bad Apple can't get behind this, but good thing the US government is competent enough that they don't need them.
Or Apple helped but don't want you to know.
Or, what the hell have people got on their phones that is so precious hence all the handbag clutching that happens every time some low life is investigated.
Grow up and help the powers of law and order and stop creating self obsessed dramas at every opportunity.
How far are you willing to go on this? Maybe make any & all encryption for civilian use illegal, and put everyone in a surveillance state? I know that's hyperbole and taken to an extreme, but I'm just curious to see how far you'd go? Also what happens if you're a suspect (guilty or not)? Will you just give your unlocked phone over?Good for you FBI, go get 'em. There is no safe haven for evil. Too bad Apple can't get behind this, but good thing the US government is competent enough that they don't need them.
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” - Benjamin FranklinGood for you FBI, go get 'em. There is no safe haven for evil. Too bad Apple can't get behind this, but good thing the US government is competent enough that they don't need them.
I am shocked at how often people are of that mindset. It is very archaic and, in today's world, very idealistic.In regards to the "If you've done nothing wrong, then you have nothing to hide," crowd, I may not have much to hide, but I don't want to advertise what I do have, either.
Apple is private company too.If the government needs to rely on a private company to do something, then they're not a very capable government, are they?
What the FBI really wants is a backdoor to get into any device, at any time, for any reason. Of course they will use the most extreme national security / terrorist threat to justify demanding device manufacturers to implement a backdoor for them but it will quickly devolve into searching iPhones for suspected tax evasion, SEC violations, and countless other non-violent crimes that have nothing to do with terrorism.Or Apple helped but don't want you to know.
Or, what the hell have people got on their phones that is so precious hence all the handbag clutching that happens every time some low life is investigated.
Grow up and help the powers of law and order and stop creating self obsessed dramas at every opportunity.
Apple is private company too.
I wonder why no one ever talks about going after the third party messaging services like Signal or WhatsApp. For me, there’s nothing on my phone that’s local only. Everything syncs out to a cloud provider. My iPhone is my Mac is my iPad is a web browser. Even my 2FA codes go to multiple devices.
Maybe they are and Apple is just a more newsworthy example to make.
But do we know that GrayKey can access data regardless of that setting?
I thought GreyKey didn’t work past iOS 11. Must be new and improved. I shouldn’t be surprised. The cat and mouse game continues.
Lock down? You mean create an unhackable, unbreakable operating system? For the first time in history? Hope away, pal.
In regards to the "If you've done nothing wrong, then you have nothing to hide," crowd, I may not have much to hide, but I don't want to advertise what I do have, either.
Or Apple helped but don't want you to know.
Or, what the hell have people got on their phones that is so precious hence all the handbag clutching that happens every time some low life is investigated.
Grow up and help the powers of law and order and stop creating self obsessed dramas at every opportunity.
A lot of people want Apple to tighten up security.
okay. Let some catastrophe happen to you or your family done by some POS dirt bag and the answer to said calamity is sitting inside their iPhone. You would be rioting for Apple to give the fbi a backdoor access to that phone, so stop it. It’s not a problem because it’s not happening to you.
This might be why victims don’t get to write laws or pass sentencing on those that break them. Just a guess.
... You would be rioting for Apple to give the fbi a backdoor access to that phone, so stop it.
BY that logic you are happy for me to have complete access to your phone and computer then so I can do what I like with your details and banking apps etc/
I mean, if not you're just a bit hypocrite then I guess?