Why is Apple acting arrogant in wanting to know how the FBI hacked its iPhone?
Why is Apple acting arrogant in wanting to know how the FBI hacked its iPhone? - 1
Added (1). The Israelis will find another way to hack the iPhone once some flunky spills his/her guts on how it was done. Apple is the most arrogant company on Earth.
The FBI's action could undermine the reputation of Apple, especially as the smug elitist firm refused to help the FBI.
Why do you think this is "acting arrogant?"
The only real arrogance is Apple's refusal to pay people who figured out how to hack their phones for the work they do, something which is common with many tech firms.
Apples ethos is part of the 'freedom' genre so they don't want to lose that.
My guess is that they DID crack it for the FBI and are now kicking off to protect their reputation…
The US government is currently the biggest bunch of liars in the world, and this administration has proven it repeatedly. The last thing I trust is them having back doors into phones.
- Would it be considered stupid/arrogant/weird if I got this iPhone case but I'm not in the army? I support our army because they are strong and fight for our lives. Also, I'm aspiring doctor who wants to work in the US armed forces as a physician. Would it be bad for me to get this iPhone case that I came across and liked? http://www.amazon.com/...00A6USCPO/
- Why is it so hard for the FBI to hack the San Bernadino shooters iPhone? If the government has a department like the NSA filled with professional hackers, why do they need Apple to break the iPhone s encryption? Will it look bad if the government hacks the phone themselves? By the way, I'm not taking anyone s side here. I understand why Apple is reluctant to create this "back door" to bypass the iPhones encryption. And I know that hacking the shooters phone could answer so many questions people have.
- Why does the FBI have such a hard time cracking iPhone encryption. Why don't they just use the spy agencie's methods of using spyware? All you need is their phone number, and a cheap piece of software and you have access to everything on the phone (including deleted info) Why make a huge scene about it, when there are much easier ways to bypass lock screen encryption? You don't even need access to the phone, it can remotely install with just one phone call to the number too… Just saying, if the FBI really wanted in, it would be very easy
- Apple-FBI issue With or against Apple? As we heard few weeks ago that Apple has refused to break the password of an Iphone a criminal had, to protect the privacy of the users, anyway FBI considered this as an obstruction of justice. Today I heard that the FBI has broke the security of the Iphone on its own. With or Against the action of "Apple" company by refusing the orders of FBI?