>And now, Apple is in panic mode, slowly realizing that they went from being the hero of privacy in the modern age to the company that wasn't able to secure its

>And now, Apple is in panic mode, slowly realizing that they went from being the hero of privacy in the modern age to the company that wasn't able to secure its phone from the FBI. From the FBI. Of all things. Some applications that I cracked, yghm illegally, had TOS or EULA with something like 'you're not allowed to RE our app" or "if you find a vulnerability you must let us know about it in the first order". Doesn't Apple have something like that for their software? That would make it easier for them to legally force FBI to reveal the method. If, FBI, does not lie, which can be the case, they got data from different source and iOS is still safe.