Apple vs FBI case Study questions and answers
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All the latest news on Apple’s dispute with the FBI
UPDATE 22/2/16: Apple CEO Tim Cook sent an email to Apple employees on Monday in which he says the company’s refusal to cooperate with the FBI is a defense of civil liberties.
The memo reiterate’s Apple’s ‘no sympathy for terrorists’ stance before going on to explain that the San Bernardino case is “about much more than a single phone”.
Cook also reaffirms Apple’s position in relation to the court order demanding the firm help the FBI hack an iPhone, calling for the government to form a commission to discuss the issue and others like it.
He writes: “We feel the best way forward would be for the government to withdraw its demands under the All Writs Act and, as some in Congress have proposed, form a commission or other panel of experts on intelligence, technology and civil liberties to discuss the implications for law enforcement, national security, privacy and personal freedoms. Apple would gladly participate in such an effort”.