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I just watched the instruction videos on the tool that Cellebrite makes to do the unlocking, UDEF Touch, and what you claim is patently false. The tool is universal for all the mobile devices they can open. . . Quit making up "facturds" you pull out of your nether regions, CJ. You don't have a clue what you are talking about and are making it up.

What of what I said are you claiming is false? The article says the FBI claims the tool only works on one specific version of the phone. Are you saying they're lying (always possible)?

I was only repeating what the FBI says and adding my own comment that the vendor of the "tool" will likely charge big bucks for the other versions (seeing as its the government and you can change big fees for things).

You saw some video on the Internet so that makes you the expert in the subject?

You saw some video on the Internet so that makes you the expert in the subject?

I saw the instructional videos on how to USE what Cellebrite is selling, their UFED Touch mobile device hacking device on their website. . . and it comes complete with all the tools to crack every thing they have the ability to crack . . . it comes in a case with every possible cable to connect to every possible cellular device and also to connect to computers and it also comes with the storage devices to save the captured data, or cables to hook the UFED Touch to a computer for forensic examination of the saved captured data directly. It was obvious that the Apple devices were iOS 7 and older, or those with A7 processors from the devices that flashed across the screen.

They also brought up a secondary video about their new ability for Apple devices that required a camera to watch the screen looking for a change in light intensity of an Apple device as their method BRUTE FORCED an iPhone by trying the possible passcodes over the space of several hours.

So, while I don't claim to be an "expert" on the subject of Cellebrite's products, but yes, I do know what I am talking about. . . and they are included with the device sold to the FBI. You are making up what you claimed out of whole cloth, CementJungle, which is a hallmark of you Apple Hate Brigade members.

You saw some video on the Internet so that makes you the expert in the subject?

I saw the instructional videos on how to USE what Cellebrite is selling, their UFED Touch mobile device hacking device on their website. . . and it comes complete with all the tools to crack every thing they have the ability to crack . . . it comes in a case with every possible cable to connect to every possible cellular device and also to connect to computers and it also comes with the storage devices to save the captured data, or cables to hook the UFED Touch to a computer for forensic examination of the saved captured data directly. It was obvious that the Apple devices were iOS 7 and older, or those with A7 processors from the devices that flashed across the screen.

They also brought up a secondary video about their new ability for Apple devices that required a camera to watch the screen looking for a change in light intensity of an Apple device as their method BRUTE FORCED an iPhone by trying the possible passcodes over the space of several hours.

So, while I don't claim to be an "expert" on the subject of Cellebrite's products, but yes, I do know what I am talking about. . . and they are included with the device sold to the FBI. You are making up what you claimed out of whole cloth, CementJungle, which is a hallmark of you Apple Hate Brigade members.

You saw some video on the Internet so that makes you the expert in the subject?

I saw the instructional videos on how to USE what Cellebrite is selling, their UFED Touch mobile device hacking device on their website. . . and it comes complete with all the tools to crack every thing they have the ability to crack . . . it comes in a case with every possible cable to connect to every possible cellular device and also to connect to computers and it also comes with the storage devices to save the captured data, or cables to hook the UFED Touch to a computer for forensic examination of the saved captured data directly. It was obvious that the Apple devices were iOS 7 and older, or those with A7 processors from the devices that flashed across the screen.

They also brought up a secondary video about their new ability for Apple devices that required a camera to watch the screen looking for a change in light intensity of an Apple device as their method BRUTE FORCED an iPhone by trying the possible passcodes over the space of several hours.

So, while I don't claim to be an "expert" on the subject of Cellebrite's products, but yes, I do know what I am talking about. . . and they are included with the device sold to the FBI. You are making up what you claimed out of whole cloth, CementJungle, which is a hallmark of you Apple Hate Brigade members.