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@WIRED 8 years ago

Apple took an unusual approach to its FBI battle: talking to the press.

@WIRED 8 years ago

The iPhone’s new health-tracking powers make the strongest encryption case yet.

@WIRED 8 years ago

Presenting the most embarrassing fact checks Apple gave the FBI:

@WIRED 8 years ago

So, if the FBI likely doesn't really need Apple to get data from that phone, what is this really about?

@WIRED 8 years ago

What’s important to understand about the San Bernadino iPhone case is that its very existence is a public relations maneuver.

@WIRED 8 years ago

The GOP candidates' consensus last night? Apple needs to comply with the FBI.

@WIRED 8 years ago

Breaking: Apple says that the FBI's order to help hack that iPhone violates the Constitution.

@WIRED 8 years ago

Apple has hired one of Signal's lead developers for its security team.

@WIRED 8 years ago

This week, we discuss the tussle between Apple and federal law enforcement over device security.

@WIRED 8 years ago

Turns out someone changed an Apple ID that might have allowed the phone to back up data to iCloud—which would have given the government a chance to seize ...

@WIRED 8 years ago

“Despite its efforts, Apple nonetheless retains the technical ability to comply with the Order, and so should be required to obey it," the Justice Department ...

@WIRED 8 years ago

Simply put, it's good business sense for Apple to stand up to the feds.

@WIRED 8 years ago

A court has ordered Apple to help the FBI weaken iPhone encryption. Apple's fighting back:

@WIRED 8 years ago

A California magistrate has ordered Apple to help the FBI hack a cell phone belonging to one of the shooters in the San Bernardino attack.