Why Texas Shooting Could Draw Apple Back Into Security Debate

That man who killed 26 people had an iPhone and the authorities want to gain access to it. But as in an earlier case, it is locked with a password.That man who killed 26 people had an iPhone and the authorities want to gain access to it. But as in an earlier case, it is locked with a password. http://ift.tt/2ArL4SR The New York Times That man who killed 26 people had an iPhone and the authorities want to gain access to it. But as in an earlier case, it is locked with a password. http://ift.tt/2zsB2Tx That man who killed 26 people had an iPhone and the authorities want to gain access to it. But as in an earlier case, it is locked with a password.
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