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I mean, they were part of the PRISM program, so they must share some data with the government that is not known to the public. Besides, that article talks abou
by imiric 2y ago
I mean, they were part of the PRISM program, so they must share some data with the government that is not known to the public.
Besides, that article talks about push notification data. I was referring to their refusal to decrypt phone data for the FBI[1]. How much of that was done for self-serving purposes, and how much they actually cooperated, will likely never be known publicly.
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple–FBI_encryption_dispute https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple–FBI_encryption_dispute
- talldayo 2y agoI consider that to entirely be a publicity stunt. At the time, Apple was entirely aware the United States imported Greykey tools for decrypting iPhones, and within the week the San Bernadino phone was cracked by cops anyways. It is pure security theater. If you're waiting for Apple to come out and make a press release admitting to all this, you've missed the point entirely.