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It seems Apple is committed. As strange as it may sound, I wonder how that will influence recruiting. Apple was never really on my radar as an employer (silly a
by kriro 11y ago
It seems Apple is committed. As strange as it may sound, I wonder how that will influence recruiting. Apple was never really on my radar as an employer (silly as it may be I still categorize them in the "hipster and annoying apple store" bin). Their recent "hardline" regarding privacy has made them a nudge more attractive. And that's despite me usually favoring non-proprietary stuff for everything if possible.
Strange to catch yourself in these thoughts but the narrative seems to work.
- bryanrasmussen 11y agoI wonder if people declared they would rather quit than work on the backdoor project if that would be an undue burden on the company.
- studentrob 11y agoThat's a scary possibility, but very far in the future. There will be appeals regardless of how the district-court judge rules. An attorney for the ACLU says, "The absolute earliest the case could reach the Supreme Court would be at least two years." [1] [1] http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2016-03-04/apple-and-the-fbi-what-happens-next http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2016-03-04/apple-and-the...
- biturd 11y agoApparently they did, for there mere reason of guilt by association and simple to avoid subpoena. You can't answer what you don't know.