The government’s brief is weak. Apple’s is strong. I’m not a lawyer and I’ve been wrong before. But I’ve read a few briefs in my career…
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Apple and the FBI Are Playing With Fire
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5 years agoWhere Apple’s fight with the feds fits in the history of strong cryptography. I’m old enough to remember when encryption technologies not half as powerful as…
Today Is Steve Jobs’ Birthday
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5 years agoHe would have been 61. As I did when he was still running Apple (aapl), I’d like to celebrate Steve Jobs’ life by re-posting the most…
They’re saying two very different things. In the standoff over access to the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone, who’s right: Apple or the FBI? A variety of opinion…
Tracking the ebb and flow of capital in five interactive charts. Apple, the U.S. markets’ most widely held and actively traded stock, lost 5% of its…
Apple’s tough stance on privacy and security didn’t originate with Tim Cook. Here’s Steve Jobs at AllThingsD8, five years before San Bernardino, telling Walt Mossberg and…
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Apple vs. FBI: Who Elected Tim Cook?
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5 years ago“We didn’t elect Tim Cook to protect privacy,” writes Robert Levine in a Sunday New York Times op-ed piece about the San Bernardino stand-off between Apple…
Distrust of the government is widespread. Support for Apple in its showdown with the FBI was slow coming in Silicon Valley. But once it arrived, it…
Bad journalism hurts. Is Tim Cook making a mountain out of a molehill? That’s the implication behind a story that appeared in the Daily Beast Wednesday…
Read More Apple vs. FBI: Here’s One Fact the Press Got Totally Wrong
Those Secure Enclaves may not be so secure if the FBI has its way. In a series of off-the-record conversations with reporters, Apple is taking pains…
Ken Cheng on The New York Times turns its nose up at Apple’s special events 'Pogue was the high point for the NYT’s tech page.'
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