Apple says government lost access to shooter's iPhone backup by changing passcode

BUSINESS INSIDER 

Kif Leswing  Feb 19, 2016

Senior Apple executives have accused the San Bernardino shooting investigation of making a critical misstep during a conference call with reporters, multiple outlets are reporting. Apple and the government are battling over whether the company must help the FBI extract data from an encrypted iPhone.
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Showdown over iPhone reignites the debate around privacy
WASHINGTON POST

By Todd C. Frankel and Ellen Nakashima  

February 19 at 11:32 PM

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Apple plays digital privacy hardball with FBI, 'but not China'

FRANCE 24

Latest update : 2016-02-19

Apple was hailed as a champion of digital privacy this week after refusing to help the FBI hack into an iPhone belonging to a suspect in the San Bernardino shooting. But the firm hasn’t always been so scrupulous about user data, especially in China.



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