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1 posted on 02/27/2016 1:32:08 PM PST by Swordmaker
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To: Swordmaker

Absolutely it is. It is tyrannical. ANY politician supporting the FBI in this is on the wrong side of Freedom and is a supporter of Tyranny. Period.


2 posted on 02/27/2016 1:34:30 PM PST by RIghtwardHo
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To: dayglored; ThunderSleeps; ShadowAce; ~Kim4VRWC's~; 1234; Abundy; Action-America; acoulterfan; ...
Congressman Darrell Issa writes a column for Wired.com "Forcing Apple to Hack That iPhone Sets a Dangerous Precedent" (Link Only due to copyright) -- PING!

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3 posted on 02/27/2016 1:38:39 PM PST by Swordmaker (This tag line is a Microsoft insult free zone... but if the insults to Mace users continue....)
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Another problem with Apple making a GovOS for the iPhone is the following.

From a related thread …

After finding the following comment by cyber-security expert John McAfee, I now disagree with Trumps stance against boycotting Apple. This is for the simple reason that McAfee has indicated that a 15 year old boy recently hacked the FBIs system.

"The very FBI," McAfee charged, "who says, "we will protect this software and only use it on one phone," that agency was hacked by a 15-year-old boy just last week, who walked off with all the personnel records including, [of] undercover agents.” -- John McAfee, RT.

If such is the case, then how can the FBI be trusted to keep an Apple key for the iPhone secure?

7 posted on 02/27/2016 1:44:14 PM PST by Amendment10
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To: Swordmaker
Congressman Darrell Issa weighs in on Apple's side in the Apple v. FBI Terrorism iPhone data All Writs Act Court Order, saying it would set a dangerous precedent if it goes is allowed to stand.

Darrell Issa needs to get better staff help. His assertion that it would set a dangerous precedent is WRONG!

Let us keep this issue simple. It is WRONG for Apple to side with the terrorists under the pretense that the world will be somehow unsafe if they assist the FBI for this one single phone using an older iOS. The Court Order for the FBI is perfectly reasonable and safe!

Why were there no real or meaningful privacy and security issues when all we had were land lines (before mobile phones)?

8 posted on 02/27/2016 1:45:06 PM PST by olezip
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To: Swordmaker

There are 2 FBIs..The old FBI and the Obama FBI, and they are very different.


9 posted on 02/27/2016 1:46:14 PM PST by CMailBag
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To: Swordmaker

FBI: “All your iPhones belong to us!”


10 posted on 02/27/2016 1:46:16 PM PST by Blue Highway
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To: Swordmaker

I don’t care if they waterboard Tim Cook, unlock that damned phone!


11 posted on 02/27/2016 1:52:15 PM PST by bigbob ("Victorious warriors win first and then go to war" Sun Tzu.)
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To: Swordmaker

What’s on that phone that they are so afraid of?


12 posted on 02/27/2016 1:53:57 PM PST by Perchant
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As a Conservative, I have to ask myself — do I side with a government strong enough to force a company to perform an action, or do I side with a company brave enough to stand up to government force?

It’s not hard.


13 posted on 02/27/2016 1:54:00 PM PST by ClearCase_guy
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To: Swordmaker
I learned a long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long ago that the only privacy one may have is a whispered conversation with someone, surrounded by jackhammers, OR a personal letter to a friend.

The post office doesn't give a ticker's damn about letters. Mostly, said letters are just boring.

Just an opinion, Sm. I did work for the P.O. one Christmas and KNEW then that I would NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER want to work for them as a living.

14 posted on 02/27/2016 1:55:13 PM PST by cloudmountain
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Apple should just make the following statement:
If we are forced to create a back door like the government wants, WE would have access to every Apple phone of Politicians, Prosecutors, Judges, etc. Android next? Okay!


16 posted on 02/27/2016 1:58:56 PM PST by Mark (Obama Care is now DEMOCRAT CARE)
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Btt! This is not about one, random iPhone. It is an intentional ploy to gain access to any phone.

Since San Bernardino County owned the phone, they could have had total control over it. If you are a business right now and you deploy iPhones -- and I'm gonna stick with iPhones in this case 'cause that's what I know, but it's true of any others. If you're a small business, a corporation, and you provide phones for your employees and you own those phones, there is something called Digital Device Management. It is software that allows you to control everything on their phone.

How the Government Bungled the Handling of the San Bernardino iPhone

24 posted on 02/27/2016 2:35:18 PM PST by NYer (Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy them. Mt 6:19)
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27 posted on 02/27/2016 3:20:20 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Facing Trump nomination inevitability, folks are now openly trying to help Hillary destroy him.)
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To: Swordmaker

Yeah, China will blow up any second now because of this....


33 posted on 02/27/2016 7:28:33 PM PST by ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton (Go Egypt on 0bama)
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To: Swordmaker

I thought ANYTHING a member of congress wrote while in office was open source - no copyright infringement.


34 posted on 02/27/2016 8:38:25 PM PST by Loud Mime (Honor the Commandments because they're not suggestions; stop gambling on forgiveness.)
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