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The UK government's demand that Apple break encryption for its users could present serious privacy and security issues worldwide. Sean Vitka explains why Tulsi Gabbard is fighting the UK's 'backdoor' order:

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Фото профиля System Update
System Update1 год назад

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Фото профиля The Retard Pollster
The Retard Pollster1 год назад

@SeanVitka I'm old enough to remember when Apple wouldn't unlock a terrorist's phone for the FBI...

Фото профиля Magnus Kristianson
Magnus Kristianson1 год назад

@SeanVitka Thanks for sharing this, @SystemUpdate_! It's essential to spotlight these issues. We must safeguard our digital privacy and security from such invasive demands.

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Seenitall1 год назад

@SeanVitka That was interesting! Thanks Lee. Remember the media around Apple not releasing to the feds after San Bernadino? The public was terrified and they really used that fear!

Фото профиля Matt Little
Matt Little1 год назад

@SeanVitka In the case of Apple vs FBI on San Bernardino, the phone in question belonged to the county public health department where the shooter was an inspector. No MDM on the device. Day 1 security was not in place.

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