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Apple must not comply with FBI for iPhone backdoor request.

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hanadi souri
10 years ago

الله مع الشيخ سعد

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Can I assume that the FBI did look on the iCloud account for this account? Since that is easy to 'hack' into and communicate to the iphone....duh!

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sanaa mahroum
10 years ago

lebanon is an arabic country and no one can change this fact

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Mahmoud hassan badran
10 years ago

اللهم احفظ المملكة العربية السعودية وحكامها

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Trinette Furtado
10 years ago

ONE iPhone isn't an issue for me. ALL iPhones? NO WAY! There's NO justification for it except to strip our personal freedom and privacy under the guise of 'justice'.

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Noura basbous
10 years ago

Ana medamni

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Horatio Nelson
10 years ago

Rule Brittania !

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Khaled Jradi
10 years ago

Saudi Arabia

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Kathybilyeu
10 years ago

Stop already

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Simon Chapman
10 years ago

Continue to protect my personal security!

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keith manilla
10 years ago

privacy issues!!!

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Khoder Elmais
10 years ago

Apple keep our security away from FBI

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Mohammed aldaher
10 years ago

نعم مع لائحة وثيقة الاجماع العربي

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Leonard Clavan
10 years ago

Where do we stop when we force a company to create software that threatens not only our right to privacy; but damages their business model on their own expense.

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Caelin
10 years ago

COME ON APPLE DON'T MAKE IT HACKABLE OR WHATEBER MY MOM WOULD BE MAD IF HER 6S + (that I want) GOT HACKED!!!

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Lemoon Summitt
10 years ago

It's not fair to all of apples customers!!!

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Mario Paolo R Batioco
10 years ago

I'd like to keep my privacy.

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David Conlon
10 years ago

I don't trust the government.

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KathleenBowers
10 years ago

Enough government bullying! Let the Apple engineers get the info off of that one phone and hand it over. No reason to do anything else

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We have so little privacy left! This would be another nail in the coffin.