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The right to privacy does not actually mean privacy...
So the FBI can't unlock iPhones at will. They are still asking Apple to do it for them.

But more disturbing is that this little dustup has motivated the regressive statist to consider a bill limiting what encryption should be available to the people.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/fbi-wants-apple...se-1553974

Both Feinstein and Burr are said to believe that Apple should not be told how the FBI accessed the San Bernardino killer's iPhone. Feinstein told the National Journal: "I don't believe the government has any obligation to Apple. No company or individual is above the law, and I'm dismayed that anyone would refuse to help the government in a major terrorism investigation."
04-10-2016 10:00 AM
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