Fox who?
Smash Cadet
Do you think Apple should bite the bullet and give the FBI the backdoor?
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Apple and the Terrorist's iPhone
- Thread starter Fox who?
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Nope. The only way they can do it is to code software that will hack devices and there's literally zero percent guarantee that software won't leak thus creating q huge security hole for iPhone users. Apple is right to refuse. Law enforcement should stop getting their ideas from television shows like Rizzoli and Isles (not that I don't love that show lol}.
Fox who?
Smash Cadet
Not that I don't agree with you, but for the sake of argument, think about the other side. There was a terrorist who more than likely has many contacts right within our grasp. We could quite possibly save quite a few lives if we were able to access this phone.
I may agree except there's little evidence to support the idea that the phone has information not already accessible through the social media sites that were accessed by it, which the prosecution already has access too.
DraconicPsycho
Smash Apprentice
as much as they should search through that phone, isn't a violation of the 4th amendment? Search warrants, search and seizure and all the other fancy words.
The phone is evidence in a crime and they have a warrant to search its contents. The problem is they can't search its content without Apple making a special software that, if leaked, could potentially be used to hack everyone's iPhone. It's too dangerous.
One of the few decisions from Apple over the past years that I support. A company should never create backdoors in their products for governments or any other reason, even if it is to fight terrorism. It is the right of every consumer to retain his/her privacy, especially in front of the government.
the.tok
Smash Apprentice
Do they want to check what was searched through Siri...a ?