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MacSurfer's Archive: Thursday, March 10, 2016
 

 

Apple/Macintosh
  • "The tone between Apple and the FBI is now openly hostile: 'It seems like disagreeing with the Department of Justice means you must be evil and anti-American.'"  The Verge 8:16 PM
  • "Apple and U.S. Bitterly Turn Up Volume in iPhone Privacy Fight" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 9:32 PM
  • "Apple criticizes Justice Department's filing as 'cheap shot': Bruce Sewell, Apple's general counsel, says the FBI's response is a smear campaign made out of desperation." CNET 8:19 PM
  • "Apple hits back at 'corrosive' claim by US government: Apple has accused the US Justice Department of trying to 'smear' the company with 'desperate' and 'unsubstantiated' claims." BBC 8:22 PM
  • "Apple's lawyer just tore into the government — here's what he said" Business Insider 8:25 PM
  • "Apple Accuses Government of Trying to 'Smear' and 'Vilify' Company" Re/code 8:40 PM
  • "Apple slams Justice Dept's latest filing as 'cheap shot': The company's attorneys said some of the Justice Dept.'s arguments are like 'throwing pasta on a wall and hoping something sticks.'" ZDNet 9:29 PM
  • "Government Strikes Back at Silicon Valley Support for Apple Business" ["'Apple deliberately raised technological barriers that now stand between a lawful warrant and an iPhone containing evidence related to the terrorist mass murder of 14 Americans,' prosecutors said in the filing. 'Apple alone can remove those barriers so that the FBI can search the phone, and it can do so without undue burden.'"]  Bloomberg 3:51 PM
  • "DOJ: Apple 'deliberately' made hurdles to FBI probe/The Justice Department on Thursday filed its latest response to Apple in the fight over iPhone encryption, calling the tech giant's rhetoric in the San Bernardino, California case 'false' and 'corrosive' of institutions that safeguard rights."  CNBC 3:40 PM
  • "U.S. Files Point-by-Point Rebuttal Against Apple in iPhone Fight" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 4:02 PM
  • "U.S. Prosecutors Again Blast Apple in San Bernardino iPhone Dispute" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:21 PM
  • "Apple 'raised technological barriers' to stop warrant in iPhone case: U.S. government" Reuters 9:32 PM
  • "U.S. government calls Apple rhetoric 'false' in iPhone case" Reuters 3:54 PM
  • "Apple Must Comply With Court Order to Unlock iPhone, DOJ Says" PC Magazine 9:32 PM
  • "Government Calls Apple's iPhone Arguments in San Bernardino Case a 'Diversion'" Wired 8:21 PM
  • "In new filing, DOJ says its request 'invades no one's privacy,' Apple's response is 'corrosive'" 9to5Mac 3:49 PM
  • "Justice Department rebuffs Apple, accuses company of 'corrosive' rhetoric" TechCrunch 3:50 PM
  • "Government claims San Bernardino shooter had disabled iCloud backup system" The Verge 3:50 PM
  • "Feds: Locked iPhone likely holds evidence of San Bernardino attack" CBS/AP 8:23 PM
  • "Obama will not address Apple dispute in Texas remarks: official" Reuters 3:54 PM
  • "Apple worries of increased iPhone snooping if FBI wins case: Apple's Eddy Cue tells Univision that the battle could lead to law enforcement using your iPhone's camera and microphone to keep an eye on you."  CNET 7:55 AM
  • "Apple fears FBI case could allow surveillance via iPhone camera and microphone: Eddy Cue has said in an interview with Univision that if the FBI wins its case against Apple, there is nothing to stop the precedent being used to extend government surveillance." ZDNet 8:14 AM
  • "Apple's Eddy Cue on FBI iPhone feud: 'Where does it stop?'" Engadget 8:01 AM
  • "Apple's Eddy Cue says FBI's encryption stance benefits hackers and criminals" The Verge 8:01 AM
  • "Apple vs. FBI: A look at proposed laws on phones and encryption" SiliconBeat 1:28 PM
  • "Why This California Democrat Backs the FBI Over Apple: Et tu, Diane Feinstein?" Fortune 8:37 AM
  • "Senate bill will impose fines on tech companies that refuse to unlock smartphones: The bipartisan bill, set to be formally announced next week, will force tech firms to help law enforcement bypass encryption or face hefty fines." ZDNet 2:59 PM