Most tech companies didn't end up in a public relations fight with the FBI to defend the rights of a domestic terrorist. To do so was the right thing, as it me

Most tech companies didn't end up in a public relations fight with the FBI to defend the rights of a domestic terrorist. To do so was the right thing, as it meant standing up for everyone; giving up on the rights of the unpopular means in the end, none of us have that protection. It's a hell of a stance for a public company to take though, and a time Apple can say they were on the right side of history. Will anyone say the same about Cook being so subservient this time?