In a stinging rebuke of Apple, federal prosecutors contended Friday that the company was “not above the law” and could easily help the government unlock a terrorist’s smartphone without undermining anyone else’s privacy.More.
“Rather than assist the effort to fully investigate a deadly terrorist attack,” government lawyers said, Apple “has responded by publicly repudiating” a court order demanding the company’s help.
The court filing portrayed the conflict as a battle between FBI agents working tirelessly to obtain key information about a terrorist plot that killed 14 people and injured 22 in San Bernardino in December and a private company wishing to protect its reputation and brand.
In a motion to compel Apple’s help, prosecutors also accused the company of making misleading statements...
Friday, February 19, 2016
Federal Prosecutors Push Back Against Apple
At LAT, "Feds strike back at Apple, say firm misleads in public battle over terrorist's iPhone":
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Apple,
National Security,
San Bernardino,
Terrorism,
War on Terror
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