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To: dhs12345
Might the police hire a locksmith to brake into a residence after the had received a search warrant?

This analogy fails. Is Apple the criminal? Is Apple being accused of terrorism? Why is your locksmith justified in breaking into Apple, even with a search warrant? Apple has done nothing wrong, so why issue a court order against Apple?

30 posted on 02/27/2016 4:27:45 PM PST by ClearCase_guy
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To: ClearCase_guy

Apple is the locksmith for the phone.

Like the locksmith, Apple would and should help the feds open the phone as long as the feds have followed due process and got a search warrant. Apple could set the number of password retrys to unlimited which is what I heard that the feds asked for. I don’t think that the feds were asking Apple to put a hidden port in their general software release. That, I would be very worried about.


35 posted on 02/27/2016 8:48:06 PM PST by dhs12345
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To: ClearCase_guy
Apple has done nothing wrong, so why issue a court order against Apple?

By examining the specific evidence in this case, they can get into an iPhone.

By going after Apple, they hope to get into every iPhone.

57 posted on 02/29/2016 10:03:51 AM PST by Cyberman
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