"Has Apple unlocked iPhones for law enforcement in the past?" "No. [...] under a lawful court order, we have extracted data[...]" So yes.
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@marcan42 They never unlocked them previously, but they did extract all data. Only difference was that then data was mostly unencrypted.
@SwissHttp All iPhones since the iPhone 3GS have used full disk encryption. Apple was defeating that security by extracting data.
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@marcan42 Yes, but the old extraction did not decrypt the parts that were encrypted with passcode. The FDE is not passcode dependent. -
@SwissHttp@marcan42 they didn't need a court order to dump data for investigation purposes, they used exploits. only needed if in court - Show replies
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