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US Supreme Court approves search warrants for computers in any jurisdiction
I'm not an American or in the US so I may be talking through my hat. Does this not infringe on state rights? I can understand if it's a Federal case but surely you can't have some local magistrate in one state ordering a search in another? On the other hand, as someone has already stated, the US authorities seem to think they can access data stored in another country so given that level of arrogance anything should be ok.
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How to securely back up your iPhone or iPad with encryption via iTunes
That is exactly right, been doing the same for yearsmessagepad2100 said:
IIRC My Mac has a backup of my iPhone, and my Time Capsule has a backup of my Mac.ksec said:No one wants to touch iTunes for Christ sake.
I really wish Appe could give me a Time Capsule that support iOS devices.
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Apple, FBI battle a wedge issue for American voters, poll shows
Yes but this isn't an exclusively US issue and the real problem is how other countries would exploit a back door that the Feds insisted that Apple create. You don't think that if this happened in the US it would not then be used in every other country with an aggressively nosey government?
