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Your response feels very naive or short sighted. Or both. If this goes through, you better believe that there will be court orders left and right, which can't
by thirdsun 11y ago
Your response feels very naive or short sighted. Or both.
If this goes through, you better believe that there will be court orders left and right, which can't be authentically argued against since Apple has already done it before.
- mikeash 11y agoCourt orders for what, exactly? If there are legitimate court orders for cracking the security on the phones of criminal suspects, I don't have a problem with that. The problem would be if: 1. A court orders Apple to crack the security on a phone they cannot actually crack (presumably any A7+ phone), and imposes some punishment for failing to do the impossible. 2. A court orders Apple to modify the design of their phones to make sure they are always crackable. Those would be huge problems. But I don't see how you get from here to there.