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Wow, this is quite a ridiculous article. >When Apple took a public stand for its users’ liberty and privacy, the American government blinked. Nope. They got a
by ksk 9y ago
Wow, this is quite a ridiculous article.
>When Apple took a public stand for its users’ liberty and privacy, the American government blinked.
Nope. They got access via other means, and didn't need Apple's help.
>While American tech companies frequently criticize decisions by American officials, they appear loath to do so in China.
Do you also expect a Bulgarian company to comment on Sri Lankan politics just because they're doing business there? Its not wrong to feel for citizens of another country, but that is a personal matter. I don't see why a corporation should be meddling in the internal politics of another country.
To the author: Have the US tech companies stopped dealing with the NSA and the CIA? Has the CIA given up their backdoor access to Google/FB/MS/Apple/Oracle/etc?