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US Attorney General 'hopes' Apple will unlock San Bernardino iPhone
Last time I checked the Ten Commandments do not tell to sell anyone in slavery. That is what it means, perversion of law. You know it very well and are good at it.jfc1138 said:So you run about on the Sabbath and stone to death anyone you find violating the day by working? Because, you know, the law is the law. Here's hoping you get a great price when you sell your daughters into slavery. "The Law".
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Harvard study says Apple's Tim Cook was right: encryption bans, backdoors wouldn't work
If Blackberry offered strong encryption and Apple made the encryption weaker, which product will anyone (or at least those who understand implications) buy?lkrupp said:
No, that won’t happen. That’s a techie wannabe wet dream.JamesUp said:
Not to mention companies building these products will take a big hit as consumers will buy products from other countries with strong encryption.
It will be chaos, if it every happens.
