Apple and the DoJ were scheduled to meet in court tomorrow but now it seems like that won’t happen. The DoJ claims they’ve found a 3rd-party who says they can hack into the iPhone 5c for them. If this goes well, then on April 5th the DoJ will drop the case against Apple. . . if not, then the case will likely be scheduled again.
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