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If the government has a warrant, should they be allowed to use a stethoscope to get into your safe regardless of your consent? I can't think of any possible re
by Crito 11y ago
If the government has a warrant, should they be allowed to use a stethoscope to get into your safe regardless of your consent?
I can't think of any possible reason they shouldn't...
- khuey 11y agoYour analogy doesn't require compelling the participation of the safe manufacturer. The government has the phone, nobody is stopping them from hacking it.
- Crito 11y agoMy analogy does not, but neither does the hypothetical scenario it was a response to. > "should they be allowed to use EEG to get your phone's PIN code regardless of your consent?" On the point of compelling labour, I question where Apple's sense of civic responsibility is. They should be eager to help their community and provide any assistance the FBI needs, provided the FBI is acting legally. They should not need to be compelled to help. You can't compel Apple to have a sense of civic duty of course, but it sure is disappointing that they lack one.