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I 90% agree with you, though Apple did stand up to the FBI some years ago. The US gov't at least is much more restricted on what data it can collect and act on
by twoquestions 1y ago
I 90% agree with you, though Apple did stand up to the FBI some years ago. The US gov't at least is much more restricted on what data it can collect and act on due to the 4th Amendment among other laws, and as another commenter said Apple can't blackbag me to El Salvador.
Apple/FBI story in question:
https://apnews.com/general-news-c8469b05ac1b4092b7690d36f3409a4a https://apnews.com/general-news-c8469b05ac1b4092b7690d36f340...
- bayindirh 1y agoApple is an exception, and even that is debatable because of the unencrypted backups they store. On the other hand, what Apple did is a tangible thing and is a result. This gives them better optics for now, but there is no law says that they can't change. Their business model is being an "accessible luxury brand with the privacy guarantee of Switzerland as the laws allow". So, as another argument, they have to do this.