> I don't get it either. You may be missing it, yes. As I understand it, the issue is not about software, but about the security keys. It isn't about some cod

> I don't get it either. You may be missing it, yes. As I understand it, the issue is not about software, but about the security keys. It isn't about some code being written, but about signing that code with the root certificate of all iOS devices. Nobody is celebrating their closed-source codebase as a paragon of security. If Apple used open source code, sure the FBI could pay a third party to write the code, but Apple would still be right to refuse to sign it. [edit: softened tone]