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Yoni Heisler
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Apple's legal saga with the FBI may have finally come to an anti-climactic resolution, but the issues that the case brought to the forefront will undoubtedly rise again. In the future, there will inevitably be another strategically important smartphone, perhaps an iPhone, that the FBI won't be able to access by itself. One of the more interesting issues to arise out of Apple's legal wrangling with the FBI is that the mighty FBI's tech prowess is seemingly far less sophisticated than some may have initially assumed. In fact, the FBI's inability to access the locked iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters was so surprising and incongruous that Apple in one of its legal briefs was even compelled to ask if the FBI really tried all that hard to hack into the device. (more…)
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