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> Good. Congress shall pass no law abridging freedom of speech, and code has been ruled free speech. Unless it breaks DRM!
by TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
> Good. Congress shall pass no law abridging freedom of speech, and code has been ruled free speech.
Unless it breaks DRM!
- teacup50 11y agoWhich, ironically, is exactly what Apple is protecting here. DRM.
- rimantas 11y agoDRM for your own data is called privacy.
- teacup50 11y agoApple, a 3rd-party, holds the master keys, and you don't. So no, that's not DRM for your own data.
- pc2g4d 11y agoBut that's simply not entirely true. The encryption keys for the phone's data reside on the phone and are only available with the PIN/password. Apple does hold the keys for software updates, which can be pushed without user approval. Maybe that's what you were referring to.