> Does nobody remember the iCloud hack? The iCloud hack was a few hundred cases of spear phishing. How does your concern differ from physical access to the ph

> Does nobody remember the iCloud hack? The iCloud hack was a few hundred cases of spear phishing. How does your concern differ from physical access to the phone by an unauthorized user? I think the law is the problem. Simple possession of that type of content is criminalized, as opposed to requiring the traditional elements of a crime to prosecute it.