[Swordmaker]

Apple Unlocked iPhones for the Feds 70 Times Before. . . since 2008. Of course, these were earlier model iPhones and the cases were different, and Apple did have the means to do what was asked when these earlier cases were presented. They were also cases where an active prosecution was pending, not a fishing expedition over a dead Terrorist's iPhone where the case is essentially dead. -- PING!

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[dayglored]

It always amazes me how people who hate Apple can selectively ignore facts and come up with these crap articles.

I'm not going to waste my or your time with details -- this article isn't worth it.

I hope Cook manages to win this one. He's doing the right thing for privacy and freedom.

It's so obvious that he's right on this that even the Washington Post says so:

Why you should side with Apple, not the FBI, in the San Bernardino iPhone case - Washington Post

Granted, that's a Bruce Schneier guest opinion :-) But they printed it...