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Rayz2016 said:

kweeks79 said:

What a joke the FBI isn't asking for all phones they are asking for this one phone    

Nope, they're asking for 17 phones under the same law. Anyone who can't see this is the tip of the iceberg is an idiot.

http://mashable.com/2016/02/23/fbi-apple-requests/#tfViEerQMEqO

The FBI is just using this particular iPhone to grand stand the issue.  Apples encryption has been in the news with law enforcement personalities complaining about it.  Now they take this particular phone, not all the others they want help with mind you, and use it as a wedge issue as a giant PR stunt against Apple.

The FBI's argument is very disingenuous at best and downright dishonest at worst.  Especially considering the evidence...personal phones, tablets, computer get destroyed and this phone is left behind in perfect shape.

SpamSandwich said:

When can we get this in the form of a 2 or 4 TB external drive?

Still will have the bottle neck of SATA and USB connections if they are the slowest part in the chain.

But it would make for some very small storage units.

prox said:

msantti said:

The iPhoe is quickly becoming the terrorists phon of choice.

Tim Cook is going to see a ice little spike in sales.

Terrorists now know that Apple has their back.

Apple will continue to allow the Chinese government access but will happily protect a person who kills Americans.

You were debunked thoroughly yesterday.  Didn't you learn anything??

slurpy said:

prox said:

But every Apple product in China has information given to Chinese government. Apple can not help the United States with a terrorist that killed Americans on American soil?

Ever notice that people who are intent to shit on Apple for their stand, ALWAYS talk out of their ass, like this fine specimen?

We have been overrun this last week with new trolls just here to bash Apple.  I will add, some intelligent ones have signed up as well so as not to discount the comments made by all new arrivals/posters.

damonf said:

Soooooo what was the FBI saying about "Just this once" regarding the San Bernardino iPhone?  Looks like "more than once" to me.

For the FBI if this was the first time they are asking....

They act as if their whole case revolves around that one phone.  I doubt anything nefarious transpired on that phone knowing that is was a work device.