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"Apple has the absolute right to protect it in order to protect your data" Well, no, they don't have an absolute right, do they? Apple's rights are tempered by
by EliRivers 10y ago
"Apple has the absolute right to protect it in order to protect your data"
Well, no, they don't have an absolute right, do they? Apple's rights are tempered by law.
- mikhailt 10y agoI ran out of time to edit my post, I was speaking in general and I forgot the clear definition of absolute rights. I meant that Apple as a company has obligations to protect you and your data at all costs. State laws should consider the impact of said forced lock bypasses.