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  • San Bernardino's top cop says it's likely 'there is nothing of any value' on iPhone the FBI wants A

    But he also said law enforcement has an obligation to "leave no stone unturned" in their investigation of the attack, and not making an effort would be unfair to the victims and their families.
    There is a tradeoff between law enforcement "leaving no stone unturned", and preserving citizens' rights to privacy and security. Apple addresses this at the conclusion of their motion to the court:
    At every level of our legal system—from the Constitution, to our statutes, common law, rules, and even the Department of Justice’s own policies—society has acted to preserve certain rights at the expense of burdening law enforcement’s interest in investigating crimes and bringing criminals to justice. Society is still debating the important privacy and security issues posed by this case. The government’s desire to leave no stone unturned, however well intentioned, does not authorize it to cut off debate and impose its views on society.
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