US government ordered Apple to collaborate with the FBI to access the data in the iPhone of a suspected terrorist who perpetrated the massacre of San Bernardino, last December. Apple refuses to comply with the court order, claiming that it has much wider implications with regard to data privacy and security of mobile device owners.

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References:

• Why the FBI’s Order to Apple Is So Technically Clever
• Apple can comply with the FBI court order
• The Obscure 1789 Statute That Could Force Apple to Unlock a Smartphone
• Apple vs. FBI: See who’s taking sides
• Apple vs. FBI: What Opinion Makers Are Saying
• Apple vs. the FBI: An easy explanation
• Apple Encryption Battle With FBI Draws in Silicon Valley Heavyweights
• Apple – A Message to Our Customers
• Apple Legal Process Guidelines – U.S. Law Enforcement