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And now Apple is going to stop the FBI getting into iCloud data too
GrahamCluely ^
| March 25, 2016
| by David Bisson
Posted on 03/28/2016 10:22:38 AM PDT by Swordmaker
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To: Swordmaker
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posted on
03/28/2016 11:36:21 AM PDT
by
Bayard
To: Swordmaker
WHAT KIND OF PHOTOS MIGHT PRECIOUS TIMMY COOK HAVE ON HIS iCLOUD ACCOUNT???
To: Resolute Conservative
as I continually tell everyone, if you put data on the Cloud it is no longer yours. Live with it. I keep all my criminal records on Post-It notes on the fridge... it's more secure that way.
To: Gay State Conservative
WHAT KIND OF PHOTOS MIGHT PRECIOUS TIMMY COOK HAVE ON HIS iCLOUD ACCOUNT???You're sick, to be so obsessed with Tim Cook.
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posted on
03/28/2016 12:17:21 PM PDT
by
Swordmaker
(This tag line is a Microsoft insult free zone... but if the insults to Mac users continue..)
To: Swordmaker
Wow. Thank you! So all I need to do is use the passcode on the phone or ipad and then law enforcement couldn’t get access to my phone? (not that I’m planning on doing anything)
To: Swordmaker
Once they adopt that premise. . . then the power of the barrel of the gun is a natural consequence of how that government will inflict its stolen illegitimate power. Absolutely. Illegitimate power is all they have left.
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posted on
03/28/2016 12:24:54 PM PDT
by
zeugma
(Vote Cruz!)
To: Gay State Conservative
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posted on
03/28/2016 12:43:33 PM PDT
by
Coronal
To: Gay State Conservative
Probably the same types of photos anyone else, gay or straight, uploads to the cloud.
To: Swordmaker; Gay State Conservative
I think the shrinks call it projection.
:)
To: No Socialist
Wow. Thank you! So all I need to do is use the passcode on the phone or ipad and then law enforcement couldnt get access to my phone? (not that Im planning on doing anything) The new default passcode is six digits. Instead of 10,000 possible combinations, it's now 1,000,000. You can also opt to use a complex passcode which allows alphanumeric plus symbols from the virtual keyboard where you can reach 223 characters: If you select a just an 8 character complex passcode, that's 2238 or 6,115,597,639,891,380,000 possible combinations of passcodes. Six quadrillion . . .
The only limitation is you can't have three or more identical characters sequentially. If you really want to get ridiculous, your passcode can be as many as 256 characters. I don't want to try to remember or type in that many characters.
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posted on
03/28/2016 1:09:29 PM PDT
by
Swordmaker
(This tag line is a Microsoft insult free zone... but if the insults to Mac users continue..)
To: Swordmaker
Wow, so maybe the USA will ban IPhones.
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posted on
03/28/2016 1:12:19 PM PDT
by
A CA Guy
(God Bless America, God Bless and keep safe our fighting men and women.)
To: zeugma
Wan’t the enigma machine based on this also?
To: Swordmaker
You're sick, to be so obsessed with Tim Cook.
OR IS IT TIM COOK WHO'S SICK TO BE SO WILLING TO ACTIVELY ASSIST JIHADIS...DRUG RUNNERS....KIDDIE PORN AFFICIANDOS?
To: Swordmaker
notice I said "We are being governed by people who think that all Rights of the people derive from the government, not that all governmental power derives from the people being governed."Perhaps you and your good friend (and employer?),Precious Timmy Cook,should start a movement to change one tiny phrase in the Constitution to read:
...against all searches and seizures...
*Do* let us know how that works out for ya....after you've removed your tinfoil hat that is.
To: Resolute Conservative
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posted on
03/29/2016 11:09:15 PM PDT
by
BunnySlippers
(I Love Bull Markets!!!)
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