Yes, I did, and I wrote up what happened at InfoQ. Incidentally the video stream is still available and I've linked to it from the news piece, so if you want to

Yes, I did, and I wrote up what happened at InfoQ. Incidentally the video stream is still available and I've linked to it from the news piece, so if you want to watch it again you can do so. Note also that in the debate the FBI indicated that there were another 170+ phones that they'd like to use the backdoor on. So while they may only be able get Apple to create this software for this case, once it is built they'll just use standard subpoenas to get them to deliver it for each of the hundreds of additional phones on request. http://www.infoq.com/news/2016/03/apple-fbi-congress http://www.infoq.com/news/2016/03/apple-fbi-congress [edit] in the video the FBI has the first hour and a half, then there's a half hour recess, then Apple's lawyer and technical expert step in around the 2h mark. There's a great bit from the FBI around 20 mins in where they admit resetting the password on the iCloud account was not a sensible move.