Apple encryption doesn't provide a meaningful level of privacy. Their statements don't apply to the cloud,
It's obvious what the FBI is pissed about. It's not the encryption—it's that Apple dare to present encryption as a plus to their customers.
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and Apple can't stop AT&T or Verizon from handing over call log information to law enforcement.
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It's not that Apple is undermining law enforcement efficacy, it's that Apple is challenging the *idea* that cops can have anything they want
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In short, I'm quite shocked that the debate over Apple encryption is continuing. I believe it is in bad faith on the government side.
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@sarahjeong Bad faith, you say!?!? From the government, you say?!?!?! -
@emptywheel shocked, shocked to find bad faith from the government -
@emptywheel seriously though i thought it might just be former govt officials all being coincidentally dumb -
@sarahjeong Can't be. It includes current govt officials. - 2 réponses de plus
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