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iPhone encryption stops FBI, but not this 7-year-old
- mtmail 12y agoIt is my understanding that the FBI can already order a person to unlock a phone (when person and phone are in the same room). Same with ordering a person to unlock a box with a physical key. Passwords are a different legal matter. What the FBI really wants, and that's what they complain about lately, is reading messages remotely. Apple/Google make it harder because they don't store a backup encryption key or master key and can't decrypt a message passing their servers.