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Apple must not comply with FBI for iPhone backdoor request.

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John Grainger
10 years ago

Government has no right to act as big brother in this case. Millions of people all over the world will be affected if Apple Breaks confidentiality code.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I support the right to privacy of an apple product owner

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Chani Gamboa
10 years ago

Come on! It can cause leaking in all of our information! Hackers can find a way to access it with the use of this crazy add-on.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We need our privacy

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Christoph Loewen
10 years ago

The culprits were exceptionally thorough in destroying all electronic devices they actually used. Which is why you are desperately seeking a solution here. Its obvious they left this "work phone" because it was not used in any planning. Perhaps it's logical to consider that because proprietary company software ran on the company phone that it was a bad idea to use it in any planning of their objective.

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Mick Brennan
10 years ago

Keep our rights they have taken enough from us

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Omer
10 years ago

The FBI don't have any rights to do this.... NONE! APPLE STAY STRONG AND DON'T LET THEM FORCE YOU! Good night, sleep tight, and don't let the FBI bite :)

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Andrew melnyk
10 years ago

Come on FBI. You're being lazy. Do your investigating without trampling on my rights.

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Ivan Grubic
10 years ago

This would truly be a new precedent attack on privacy if FBI (or anyone else) wins the backdoor key...

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Daniel
10 years ago

Don't give in Apple we know you can do it :)

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Daniel
10 years ago

Apple your security and dedication to your customers are truly appreciated. your standing in America is much stronger than the government believes. The power which they think they have could easily be questioned, if they were to try banning your products from the US the American economy would be more impacted than you as the billions of dollars of VAT and corporation tax will be lost. Stay strong brothers!

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Mike
10 years ago

The president should urge FBI to drop the case!

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Rebecca Duran
10 years ago

Way to go Apple!