I'm a fan of snowden, but this is wrong on so many levels it's hard to understand why anyone thinks his points are valid? This is about privacy and technology -

I'm a fan of snowden, but this is wrong on so many levels it's hard to understand why anyone thinks his points are valid? This is about privacy and technology - depending on the specifics. I'm not sure what these points are speaking to, because it's none of the relevant issues...I guess it's just to contradict the FBI? 1. Can't prove all when there's data that hasn't been retrieved (encrypted data). What they do have is irrelevant. 2. What they do have is irrelevant...is this a pattern? 3. What they do have is irrelevant. Also, coworkers aren't what they are looking for...wtf 4. Irrelevant...wtf 5. Unsubstantiated and unlikely that Apple has a way to break it's own strong encryption. Apple probably can disable the bricking-by-attempts. If the FBI are so damn confident the 256-bit AES key can be bruteforced, they can damn well do it themselves.