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They want to open up the one phone from the terrorist attack. By proxy, according to Apple, this would open up a back door to ALL iOS devices...
true but if the phone was turned over to apple, they disabled the lock, and returned it, fbi wouldnt know how they did it.
That's the problem, the FBI wants to KNOW how it's done and they want any software that does it.
Not good.
true but if the phone was turned over to apple, they disabled the lock, and returned it, fbi wouldnt know how they did it.
Maybe...That's the problem, the FBI wants to KNOW how it's done and they want any software that does it.
Not good.
That's the problem, the FBI wants to KNOW how it's done and they want any software that does it.
Not good.
Maybe...
I am not sure if that was an option in the first place though. I didn't see it in the article (even so, it is FRAUDzilla) and didn't hear it on NPR.
Did I miss that request by the FBI to 'know how'?
They are asking "for help". I dont see a mutually exclusive request for them to 'know how' its done. You are reaching for that meaning... though I can see why you would.
I clearly understand those... as do many (not the FBI).Well CEO Cook and Apple see the ramifications quite clearly if few others do.
= SpeculationThat's the problem, the FBI wants to KNOW how it's done and they want any software that does it.
Not good.