LOL!
Yeah troll, that’s why businesses who are required to use NIST encryption are all out of business...
Back to the two year olds with you.
Please demonstrate anyone who has broken Apple's iOS 8 and above 256 bit AES encryption on an iPhone 5S or higher device without knowing the users' passcode or AppleID. You really do not have a clue what you are talking about, and you demonstrate it by devolving to insults. . . just as you did in the previous threads where you were soundly beaten on this subject by everyone who DOES know what they are talking about.
You seem to think that the National Institute of Standards and Technology would certify as usable an encryption standard that would have a backdoor in it. . . or that any business or agency would accept such a standard. ROTFLMAO! Not on your life.
Your statement is a total non sequitur. They'd be out of business IF the encryptions they used DID have a backdoor in them that allowed someone to get into the encrypted data they require to be secure! You demonstrate once again you do not comprehend what you are arguing.