I think it stems from the tension that exists now between the two. The FBI spent millions decrypting that phone and I doubt they'll want to expose the flaws to apple because like @8:27 said, they can use this flaw in the phone's security in the future. You can encrypt your own phones (android at least) so that a certain number of failed attempts at your password will factory reset the entire device. Not entirely sure if apple has the same capability.
You people are so asinine. They probably want the info so they write a patch to avoid people's phones from being compromised abusively by the government. Some people are thicker than bricks.
Why did Apple makes phones that consumer can't unlock?
ReplyDeleteI don't think they did!!! You can't believe ANYTHING from this administration! !!
ReplyDeleteDuh because they want holes in the security so they can track you and steal your data...
ReplyDeleteI think it stems from the tension that exists now between the two. The FBI spent millions decrypting that phone and I doubt they'll want to expose the flaws to apple because like @8:27 said, they can use this flaw in the phone's security in the future. You can encrypt your own phones (android at least) so that a certain number of failed attempts at your password will factory reset the entire device. Not entirely sure if apple has the same capability.
ReplyDeleteI invented 2 tin cans and a string before Al invented the internet.
ReplyDeleteSince the taxpayers spent the millions for this, let Apple pay for the information.
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ReplyDeleteApple can just file a FOIA and get in line.
You people are so asinine. They probably want the info so they write a patch to avoid people's phones from being compromised abusively by the government. Some people are thicker than bricks.
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