Apple opposes court order over shooter's iPhone, says US government is asking it to build a backdoor to the iPhone, calls it a “dangerous precedent”
It Might Be Cops' Best Bet Katie Collins / CNET : Family of murdered soldier criticizes Apple's refusal to hack San Bernadino shooter's iPhone Don Reisinger / Fortune : Google CEO's Tepid Support Won't Help Apple Relationship Brad Reed / BGR : Mark Cuban applauds Apple for taking on the FBI: ‘Amen. A standing ovation’ Levi Sumagaysay / SiliconBeat : John McAfee to the rescue: He's offering to decrypt the iPhone so Apple doesn't have to Nicholas Weaver / Lawfare : Not a Slippery Slope, but a Jump off the Cliff Zack Whittaker / ZDNet : In legal showdown, FBI vs. Apple could make or break Silicon Valley Jared Newman / PCWorld : Google lends Apple support over FBI encryption demands Amar Toor / The Verge : EFF, ACLU, and Amnesty International voice support for Apple in FBI battle Chris Plante / The Verge : Encryption: what is it exactly, and who is right about it? Jan Dawson / Tech.pinions : Apple's Principled Stand Pui-Wing Tam / New York Times : Privacy vs. Security, Battle Lines Drawn Juha Saarinen / iTnews : Apple defies FBI's unlock iPhone order Farhad Manjoo / New York Times : Apple's Stance Highlights a More Confrontational Tech Industry Matt Burgess / Wired.co.uk : Tech giants back Apple against FBI's ‘dangerous’ encryption demand Dave Lee / BBC : Apple vs the FBI - a plain English guide Shane Harris / The Daily Beast : Apple Unlocked iPhones for the Feds 70 Times Before Lance Ulanoff / Mashable : If Apple loses to the FBI, we're all screwed Tasneem Nashrulla / BuzzFeed : Coalition Of Tech Giants Say They Shouldn't Have To Build Backdoors For Government CyberDust ID / blog maverick : Apple Vs The FBI vs a Suggestion Christie Smythe / Bloomberg Business : How Apple Will Fight U.S. Demand for Access to Attacker's iPhone Troy Hunt / Troy Hunt's Blog : Everything you need to know about the Apple versus FBI case Vivek Wadhwa / Washington Post : Why Apple's iPhone battle with the government will likely be a privacy setback Jonny Evans / Computerworld : Apple is right, the FBI demand makes us all less secure Glenn Fleishman / Macworld : Skeleton keys open doors for all governments, not just ours Fight for the Future : PHOTOS: Dozens rally at Apple store in San Francisco to protest FBI demand for iPhone backdoor Joon Ian Wong / Quartz : Apple is openly defying US security orders, but in China it takes a very different approach Harriet Taylor / CNBC : Apple fights the feds on iPhone security hack Charlesarthur / The Overspill : Start up: careful with that axe, Marissa!, PC consolidation, ultra-cheap Android, and more Joseph Palenchar / TWICE : Viewpoint: What Are Tim Cook's Priorities? Wall Street Journal : Newer Phones Aren't Easy to Crack ABC : George Brandis joins calls for Apple to comply with FBI request to unlock San Bernardino shooter's phone István Fekete / iPhone in Canada Blog : Inside the FBI Encryption War vs Apple: A Careful Legal Battle Planned Months Ago Ars Technica UK : How the FBI used a legal backdoor to win an iPhone crypto backdoor Klint Finley / Wired : Apple's Noble Stand Against the FBI Is Also Great Business James Fudge / GamePolitics : Google weighs in on Apple's fight with the FBI Tim Greene / Network World : Apple CEO Cook: Judge's order to decrypt shooter's iPhone is more than an encryption issue Shawn Paul Wood / PRNewser : How FBI Director James Comey Caused Google and Apple to Agree Daniel P. / PhoneArena : John McAfee enters the fray: 'I'll decrypt the San Bernardino iPhone for free' Quentyn Kennemer / Phandroid : Trump and other republicans say Apple is wrong to refuse smartphone backdoors for the FBI Josh Butler / Australia - The Huffington Post : Australian Officials Say Apple Should Unlock Phones In San Bernardino Investigation Iain Thomson / The Register : FBI iPhone brouhaha sparks Apple Store protest in San Francisco Nick Visser / The Huffington Post : Privacy Activists Rally To Apple's Defense Over FBI Data Demand Reuters : Trump, Rubio blast Apple for fighting FBI phone hack order Hiawatha Bray / BostonGlobe.com : Why Apple's Tim Cook shouldn't crack the iPhone for the FBI Xeni Jardin / Boing Boing : Can Apple crack the San Bernardino killers' iPhone for the FBI? Sure, if they build an ‘FBiOS’ David Gilbert / International Business Times : Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter And Yahoo Quietly Add Their Support To Apple's Fight Against FBI Shane Dingman / Globe and Mail : Apple court order: The battle between security and privacy Tim Hardwick / MacRumors : Campaigners Rally to Support Apple's Stance on Government Backdoors Vivek Pai / MediaNama : Apple to fight court order asking it to unlock iPhone in the US Jack Purcher / Patently Apple : Protest Group ‘Fight for the Future’ Schedules Feb. 23 for Mass Protest Against the FBI Court Order to Hack an iPhone Luke Dormehl / Cult of Mac : Crowd gathers at San Francisco Apple Store to protest FBI snooping Fortune : Data Sheet—Thursday, February 18, 2016 Eduard Kovacs / SecurityWeek : FBI's iPhone Backdoor Request Sparks Debate Mohit Kumar / The Hacker News : Apple vs. FBI — Google Joins Tim Cook in Encryption Backdoor Battle Killian Bell / iPhone Hacks : Protesters gather outside San Francisco Apple Store to back Apple's decision to fight FBI backdoors Tyler Lee / Ubergizmo : WhatsApp Also Offers Their Support To Apple In Encryption Debate Gordon Hunt / Silicon Republic : NSA blames Paris attacks on encryption, of course Phil Nickinson / Android Central : Google CEO tweets support for Apple's stance in encryption debate Artonorato / CBS New York : Bratton To Speak On Mandate Ordering Apple To Share iPhone Information Aleks Eror / Highsnobiety : Apple Publishes Letter Responding to FBI's iPhone Demands Dave Neal / Inquirer : Google, Microsoft, EFF and more side with Apple in FBI iPhone unlocking row Mudit Mohilay / The Tech Portal : Sundar Pichai Backs Tim Cook's Defiance Against Court Order Asking A ‘Backdoor’ To iPhones David Wright / CNN : Donald Trump: Apple should hack San Bernardino shooter phone PYMNTS.com : Apple Stands Firm On Blocking Encryption Backdoor JC Torres / SlashGear : Google chief Sundar Pichai tweets in support of Apple, Cook Eugene Kim / Tech Insider : The first rally to support Apple's fight with the FBI happened at the Apple Store in San Francisco (AAPL) Michelle Quinn / SiliconValley.com : Apple takes a brave stand on privacy Roy Choi / TechnoBuffalo : Apple vs FBI - Who's right? Eyragon Eidam / Government Technology News : Apple, FBI at Odds Over San Bernardino Shooter's Encrypted Device Jonathan Polakoff / CBS Los Angeles : Boyfriend Of San Bernardino Shooting Victim Says Apple Should Unlock Attacker's Phone Will Oremus / Slate : Apple vs. the FBI Oliver Haslam / Redmond Pie : Donald Trump On Apple's Refusal Of Bernardino Court Order: “Who Do They Think They Are?” Richard Burr / USA Today : Apple should not be above the law: Richard Burr Naomi LaChance / NPR : The Good Guys' Case For Cellphone Security And Encryption Alex Wagner / PhoneDog.com : Google CEO weighs in on Apple-FBI encryption issue Sarah Guo / Medium : We Cannot Have A Master Key Wayne Rash / eWeek : Apple Faces Legal Dilemma With Refusal to Provide iPhone Backdoor Duncan Riley / SiliconANGLE : Protests planned as Government demands iPhone backdoor from Apple Kate Knibbs / Gizmodo : The 227-Year-Old Statute Being Used to Order Apple to Endanger Your Privacy, Explained Jason Shubnell / Benzinga : Apple Vs. The FBI: Whose Side Are You On? Tony Romm / Politico : Apple CEO Tim Cook fires back at FBI in terror case Vincent Lanaria / Tech Times : Apple's Fight Against The FBI Is Not Just About Encryption: Here's Why You Should Care MacNN : Apple, Cook right on difficult privacy-rights questions Jin Kim / DISPLAYBLOG : Why the FBI's Request to Apple Will Affect Civil Rights For a Generation Daniel Gross / PRI : Apple's scuffle with the FBI could affect privacy and freedom of speech worldwide Scott Shackford / Hit & Run : Goofus and Gallant on Encryption and Government Intrusion Colin Gibbs / FierceWireless : Apple's Cook opposes order to unlock iPhone linked to San Bernardino shootings NBC Bay Area : Tech CEOs Support Apple in Fight Over iPhone Decryption POPSUGAR : Why Apple Thinks Hacking Into an iPhone Is a Bad Idea Joseph Keller / iMore : WhatsApp co-founder backs Apple's stance on privacy William White / InvestorPlace : Wednesday Apple Rumors: iPhone 7 Concept Includes VR Technology CircleID : Internet Society Responds to FBI vs Apple Encryption Debate Zac Hall / 9to5Mac : Should Apple comply with FBI request to bypass San Bernardino gunman's iPhone? [Poll] Jewel Dauletalina / American Enterprise Institute : Apple rejects federal order for encryption backdoor Hypermark / The Network Garden : Some Thoughts on the Goodness of End to End Unbreakable Encryption Tweets: Max Levchin / @mlevchin : (Yes, I am for strong crypto!) Apple worried weak iOS leaks; wants to help FBI. Why not ask Apple to get the data, never let weak iOS out?