If they'd have co-operated with the authorities maybe they could have got hold of it now and closed it.
*shrug* That's just hindsight. They didn't know the hack was there, so couldn't have used that knowledge to base their decision on
If they'd have co-operated with the authorities maybe they could have got hold of it now and closed it.
So now this "hack" has been created, when will it be released into the wild and criminals get their hands on it?
*shrug* That's just hindsight. They didn't know the hack was there, so couldn't have used that knowledge to base their decision on
The phone that the FBI had was always able to be hacked. There have been ways to bypass the passcode lock for over a year now. No 'new' hack has been created. The FBI realised they weren't going to win in court and went home with their tail between their legs.
You'd better tell Apple that because they don't seem to know how they did it.
You'd better tell Apple that because they don't seem to know how they did it.
The phone that the FBI had was always able to be hacked. There have been ways to bypass the passcode lock for over a year now. No 'new' hack has been created. The FBI realised they weren't going to win in court and went home with their tail between their legs.
Exactly how do you work this out? The FBI has already won in court, all they asked was the judge to stop compelling apple to help them because it was no longer necessary.
The court judgement that Apple must help if necessary remains as it hasn't been overturned by a higher court. All this does is kick the can down the road until next time.