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That's true for the iPhone 5 and earlier but for the iPhone 5S and later Apple actually made it impossible (see secure enclave). But it's not about that but rat
by Synaesthesia 11y ago
That's true for the iPhone 5 and earlier but for the iPhone 5S and later Apple actually made it impossible (see secure enclave). But it's not about that but rather the legal implications this has - it would set a precedent allowing the government to basically compel any company to provide keys to decrypt information which is a huge blow to privacy.