Umm, they _got_ a warrant. As @BobbyChesney & I explained, the All Writs Act was to assist in warrant's execution:
https://www.lawfareblog.com/coherent-middle-ground-apple-fbi-all-writs-act-dispute …https://twitter.com/MiekeEoyang/status/922529227580301312 …
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I would not take that bet. Because yes.
[Reminds self to find Apple's surging FISA numbers before their site crashes tomorrow.]
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To be clear, that is a yes that we'll be having the debate; not a statement either way on how it's being used.
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Who needs a statement when you have Apple's surging FISA numbers?
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Also over the weekend I engaged in wildarse speculation that a FISA order has made it to SCOTUS. https://www.emptywheel.net/2017/10/20/technical-fixes-in-hjc-bill-suggest-scotus-may-have-reviewed-a-2015-fisa-application/ …
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If we want to speculate, who will need FISA when there's the UK's IP Act.
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I just cant' decide whether updated to iOS 11 makes it more or less like NSA has a back door on my phone.
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Very little hyperbole to say the global damage to cybersecurity that comes from mistrust of system updates is potentially catastrophic.
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Also that Bluetooth feature-not-bug. But yes. I'm there, and I KNOW how important this stuff is.
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