Apple v FBI: The encryption dilemma

March 10, 2016 by David Videcette in David Videcette blog post

The FBI want to know what is inside Farook’s Apple iPhone for the same reason that we wanted to know what was inside the 2005 bombers' phones. Is that so wrong?

March 10, 2016 /David Videcette

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