[Cementjungle]

They wouldn't have to. As soon as Apple breaks open this phone, the feds, state agencies, and local agencies will line up at Apple's doorstep with a stack of iPhones and subpoenas saying "you've proven you can do it, now do it to all of these phones. And we'll be back with more."

Supposedly they already did that 70 times. What's so special about this phone, just because it was used by an actual ISIS terrorist instead of some white old man who amassed "too many" legally owned firearms and attends church?

[BlackSeal]

They have NEVER been asked to write a SIGEND copy of iOS that circumvents their security features until now for any phone.

[Yo-Yo]

No, Apple Has Not Unlocked 70 iPhones for Law Enforcement