The Phone The FBI Couldn't Hack

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  @PrivacyGuides · 5 days ago (edited) · pinned

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  @DylanCoules · 5 days ago

  apple saying &quot;reset the password and try again&quot; is pretty funny

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• SU

  @supportacus · 3 days ago

  Apple loved every second of this court battle. They could not have promoted their security this much through advertisement. Probably every single dollar they spent through this court battle brought them 10x the money

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  @stargatefan2005 · 5 days ago

  Unfortunately a bad door for law enforcement is also a back door for criminals

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• GO

  @Goofy_BongoCat · 5 days ago

  apple worked hard to create a very powerful wall, it makes sense why they dont want to dig a hole underneath it

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  @C3N50R3D · 5 days ago

  Anyone who would trade their sovereignty and freedom for safety deserves none

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  @martiivanov · 3 days ago

  I was shocked to learn this was a work phone all along. If the IT department did their job properly and enrolled the device in MDM this would have been a simple 3 minute job to issue the remove passcode command to the iPhone, as it is company owned and controlled, but because their IT department issued a work phone and did not enroll it properly - gave it out as a personal device, we ended up in this tremendous story to see how events unfold.

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• FI

  @fishymakesmusicforfish · 1 day ago

  bro got air tags in his ears

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• AD

  @adambates19844 · 5 days ago

  Love this video and credit to apple at the time but now in the UK they do on device age verification with &quot;their partners&quot; who they refuse to say which partners they even use for this so if you want to use an iPhone in the UK now you have to hand over your physical ID to some companies you can&apos;t even check the privacy policies of before you give in to them. Bonkers.

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  @MrOfflineAlways · 4 days ago

  Honestly, it’s very telling that Apple would deny the FBI a method of to enter a backdoor on an iPhone

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  @jikerrrr · 5 days ago

  Founding fathers knew this and this is why Americans must protect and enforce the Constitution against any court or government of any kind

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  @Peizxcv · 5 days ago

  If FBI / CIA told you there is something they cannot hack you can be certain that’s the easiest thing they’ve already hacked

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