@Patterico @gabrielmalor One of my big concerns, again beyond my technical know-how, is what, via remote access, the government might be ...
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@Patterico@gabrielmalor ... able to figure out the code changes implemented by Apple, if the gov't is trying to find a way around Apple. -
@chrisgeidner@Patterico The issue isn't really whether someone else can write the code. -
@chrisgeidner@Patterico It's whether Apple's proprietary access signature for the update will be replicable. (It won't.) -
@chrisgeidner@Patterico Right? FBI needs Apple bc only Apple has the valid access signature to update the firmware. -
@gabrielmalor@Patterico Then why isn't that what they're compelling? They're compelling that by implication, by compelling Apple to do ... -
@chrisgeidner@Patterico If Apple does the work, they never have to lose sole possession and control over the firmware signature. -
@chrisgeidner@Patterico Would be monstrously intrusive to say "Apple, give your firmware update access to FBI (or a contractor)." -
@gabrielmalor@Patterico Oh, totally. I agree as to your last tweet. I'm not sure about your prior one, tho, given gov't access requested. - 4 more replies
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