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Since I no longer can upvote I'll post this instead. -- WaxHoo 02/20/2016 10:50AM It's also a shrewd move by Apple, and others like Facebook, Google, etc. -- ryno hoo 02/20/2016 10:32AM You lump Apple into that group based on what? ** -- dajoka004 02/20/2016 10:52AM Be it data collection or security problems, they are no saint. -- ryno hoo 02/20/2016 11:26AM Worthless generic statement ** -- dajoka004 02/20/2016 3:51PM Please. Search apple privacy issues and be prepared to read for days.** -- ryno hoo 02/20/2016 4:43PM So what if the Feds found the phone BEFORE the shootings -- 111Balz 02/20/2016 07:05AM Cheney would waterboard Apple ** -- WaxHoo 02/20/2016 11:25AM This is not about email and text messages -- dajoka004 02/20/2016 08:04AM As a retired R&D engineer, I fully agree ** -- NJHoo 02/19/2016 8:07PM It's an overreach by the government. Software backdoors are bad news -- Hoo05Dave 02/19/2016 6:56PM The government owns the phone. -- DanTheFan 02/20/2016 10:08AM Doesn't matter. My opposition is not based on the legal underpinnings of th -- Hoo05Dave 02/20/2016 5:33PM Yep...it's like the gubmint having the combo to my gun safe ** -- Tuckahokie 02/19/2016 7:36PM Trust me, it's much worse than that ** -- NJHoo 02/19/2016 8:08PM Yep...more like the gov't having the key to your home. ** -- Hokie5150 02/19/2016 9:42PM Not at all.. more like the gov't asking your landlord to make a copy of a -- 81_Hokie 02/20/2016 08:29AM Gov acquiring a key that could unlock any door, a key that could -- Hoo05Dave 02/20/2016 6:32PM No it's more like the government can read your phone -- 111Balz 02/20/2016 07:19AM No doubt... ** -- Tuckahokie 02/19/2016 8:35PM Deleted** -- 757 02/19/2016 6:55PM