I think this is probably the reasonable and responsible thing for Apple to do as a company, even if it it goes against their privacy ethos. Honestly they probab

I think this is probably the reasonable and responsible thing for Apple to do as a company, even if it it goes against their privacy ethos. Honestly they probably have been advised by their own lawyers that this is the only way to cover themselves and protect shareholder value. The question will be if Apple will bend to requests to leverage this for other reasons less noble than the protection of children. Apple has a lot of power to say no right now, but they might not always have that power in the future.