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Justice Dept. Says Apple 'Deliberately Raised Technological Barriers' Keeping San Bernardino iPhone Locked
The Justice Department said Thursday that Apple's attempts at linking an ongoing fight over a locked iPhone to broader questions about encryption are "a diversion," pushing back against an argument repeatedly made by the company and its supporters in Silicon Valley.
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Showdown Over iPhone Reignites Privacy Debate
The Justice Department calculated that it held a winning hand - the passcode-locked Apple iPhone of a terrorist - when it went to a federal court in Riverside, California.
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Twitter Users Back Apple In Fight With US Over iPhone Access
Edward Snowden and others on Twitter rallied on Wednesday in support of Apple Inc's opposition to a US court order to help federal investigators by unlocking an iPhone used by one of the shooters in December's deadly attack in San Bernardino, California.
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Sundar Pichai Backs Apple In Battle Over Unlocking Terrorist's iPhone
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has backed Apple in its battle with FBI over opposing a US court's ruling to unlock the iPhone of a Pakistani-American terrorist who shot dead 14 people in California, saying forcing companies to enable hacking could "compromise" user's privacy.
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Justice Dept. Says Apple 'Deliberately Raised Technological Barriers' Keeping San Bernardino iPhone Locked
The Justice Department said Thursday that Apple's attempts at linking an ongoing fight over a locked iPhone to broader questions about encryption are "a diversion," pushing back against an argument repeatedly made by the company and its supporters in Silicon Valley.
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Showdown Over iPhone Reignites Privacy Debate
The Justice Department calculated that it held a winning hand - the passcode-locked Apple iPhone of a terrorist - when it went to a federal court in Riverside, California.
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Twitter Users Back Apple In Fight With US Over iPhone Access
Edward Snowden and others on Twitter rallied on Wednesday in support of Apple Inc's opposition to a US court order to help federal investigators by unlocking an iPhone used by one of the shooters in December's deadly attack in San Bernardino, California.
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Sundar Pichai Backs Apple In Battle Over Unlocking Terrorist's iPhone
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has backed Apple in its battle with FBI over opposing a US court's ruling to unlock the iPhone of a Pakistani-American terrorist who shot dead 14 people in California, saying forcing companies to enable hacking could "compromise" user's privacy.
