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  1. Re:Total BS on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    would?

    There's already like a dozen amicus briefs from tech companies, all FOR Apple.

  2. Re:Total BS on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    Apple, and the US as a whole, are lucky that this fight isn't in a FISA court.

    Where clearly the judges are HIGHLY biased towards the government.

  3. Says the guy without a metaphorical gun, held by the federal government, in his face.

  4. Article1, section 8 lays out ALL the specific things that the government is ALLOWED to do.

    Amendment 9 says other rights shall not be taken away.
    Amendment 10 says if the right isn't given to the federal government, then it's the states and/or peoples rights.

  5. Re:Total BS on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 0

    You don't go to Gitmo for "Oops!"

    There's people in gitmo for less than that - the color of their skin.

    Some are 'combatants', some are not.

  6. Re:I'd just undermine it on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    They're compelled. But by money, not the government. It's actually a critically important point.

  7. Re:Is anyone else seeing this as.. on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    I just need something nobody can break into. This Apple thing makes a good story. If it's true, I don't need your approval at all. Privacy will be mine, and you will just have to live with it.

    And that is why the DoJ is fighting so hard against it.

    Thank God that Apple has enough money to fight them.

  8. Re: Is anyone else seeing this as.. on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    If they use the 'encryption breaking schemes' that they used on lavabit, the court just forces them to hand over the SSL keys.

  9. No, he just finished reading the constitution & bill of rights.

  10. Re:Well that settles that: on US Government Pushed Many Tech Firms To Hand Over Source Code (zdnet.com) · · Score: 1

    Well, the voters have to be complicit in that as well....

  11. Re:Total BS on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    See my response above. Basically, if it got to that point, the govt would already have the source code.

  12. Re:Total BS on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    Well, if they quit because they don't want to work on the GovtOS, then supposedly the Govt already has access to the source code, so they could provide that to the unemployed. With a (literal or figurative) gun to their heads.

  13. Re:Total BS on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 1

    Ha, that's not even close to the worst.

    See what the gov't did to Lavabit.

    Scroll down a little & read in chronological order the details of what came out this week. 4th amendment denials, among other things. Secret courts are TOTALLY worth it. /s

    https://twitter.com/JZdziarski

  14. Re:Total BS on Apple Employees, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Quit (nytimes.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Are you seriously bashing people who have morals over greed?

    My question is similar, but for completely different reasons. IF they quit, they don't (directly) have the support & resources of Apple. Then the gov't can force/threaten them directly.

  15. Re:So what? on Gov't Accidentally Publishes Target of Lavabit Probe: It's Snowden (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    The point GP was trying to make is that many people are not reasonable and cannot draw conclusions well, so NEED obvious answers.

  16. Re:Barack "Executive Order" Obama... on The Law Is Clear: the FBI Cannot Make Apple Rewrite Its OS (backchannel.com) · · Score: 1

    You really think they would take it this far without direct orders from the president?

  17. Re:So what? on Gov't Accidentally Publishes Target of Lavabit Probe: It's Snowden (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 5, Informative

    The real news story is how lavabit was abused in closed court. And they fought back - a bit. Sent the required SSL encryption keys(!) as 4point 11 page document rather than .pem files.

    https://twitter.com/JZdziarski...

    Read all the other bullshit that the government AND the court/judge got away with behind closed doors.

  18. Re:Nice swipe at Google along the way.... on Tim Cook Talks About Encryption, Right to Privacy, Public Safety, and DOJ (time.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    From someone up above:

    "Has it occurred to you that Apple is more expensive exactly because they're not making a profit off mining your data?"

  19. Re:so.. where is this going to go on Tim Cook Talks About Encryption, Right to Privacy, Public Safety, and DOJ (time.com) · · Score: 1

    Well, the government can always just force you to turn over the keys and access ALL of your customers' info that uses them for encryption.

    It's what they did to Lavabit.

    https://twitter.com/JZdziarski...

  20. Re:so.. where is this going to go on Tim Cook Talks About Encryption, Right to Privacy, Public Safety, and DOJ (time.com) · · Score: 1

    The NSA could have easily hacked the phone this past summer.

    It's not about the hack...

  21. Re:He makes a good point on Tim Cook Talks About Encryption, Right to Privacy, Public Safety, and DOJ (time.com) · · Score: 4, Informative

    You should see what they did to Lavabit under the guise of security.

    Holy fucking shit.

    https://twitter.com/JZdziarski

    They were literally denied their 4th Amendment rights by a FUCKING FEDERAL JUDGE.

  22. Re:"Android 2.2, 4.0, 5.0 and 5.1" on Millions of Android Devices Vulnerable To New Stagefright Exploit · · Score: 1

    because webpages can have built in ads & trackers.

  23. Re:She is so smart on The Law Is Clear: the FBI Cannot Make Apple Rewrite Its OS (backchannel.com) · · Score: 2

    Actually, with facetime & imessage, they are a communications carrier.

  24. Re:Barack "Executive Order" Obama... on The Law Is Clear: the FBI Cannot Make Apple Rewrite Its OS (backchannel.com) · · Score: 1

    Well, except that it's his DOJ that is fighting this, so it's not just with his blessing, but with his direct orders to fight this fight.

  25. Re:Barack "Executive Order" Obama... on The Law Is Clear: the FBI Cannot Make Apple Rewrite Its OS (backchannel.com) · · Score: 1

    Yep. It's even in the comments of TFA is a way that they can - state of emergency orders. The ones from Jimmy Carter & Iranian hostages are still in effect, so this is definitely not out of the realm of possibilities.