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I don't know, the way he talks is a little confusing. On another site it quotes him saying, "It is no different than [the question of] should anybody ever hav
by studentrob 11y ago
I don't know, the way he talks is a little confusing. On another site it quotes him saying,
"It is no different than [the question of] should anybody ever have been able to tell the phone company to get information, should anybody be able to get at bank records. Let’s say the bank had tied a ribbon round the disk drive and said ‘don’t make me cut this ribbon because you’ll make me cut it many times’," Gates stressed. [1]
I think that means Gates feels this is only a single case situation, and he does not believe Cook's assertion that Comey is trying to set a precedent.
Unfortunately the full interview is behind the Financial Times paywall.
[1] http://sputniknews.com/us/20160223/1035197491/bill-gates-supports-san-bernardino-gunman-phone-fbi-unlock.html http://sputniknews.com/us/20160223/1035197491/bill-gates-sup...
- italicbold 11y agoUnfortunately it is completely different, by cutting this ribbon you allow potentially anyone access to the banks disk drive - this aspect of back doors has been discussed ad nauseam. Its sad to see someone of such public stature deceive the uninformed masses with examples like this.