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No. How the technology works is irrelevant when the end result is that the government wants the data. If your boss asks you to build a machine that produces a
by president 7y ago
No. How the technology works is irrelevant when the end result is that the government wants the data.
If your boss asks you to build a machine that produces a widget, does he really care what your code looks like? Probably not. In the same vein, Apple can figure out whatever solution they want, whether it involves conventional use of encryption keys or not, to provide a system where the Chinese government can get access to their users' data.
It's really not that hard.
- scarface74 7y agoDo you have any proof? Any citations from security experts?
- president 7y agoIt doesn't take Bruce Schneier to understand how laws work.
- scarface74 7y agoAnd you still haven’t provided proof that it is required or that Apple has uploaded users private keys or given up private keys.
- president 7y agoAt this point, you're either a shill or a troll or did not earn your high school GED.