Monday, May 18, 2020
Apple Calls FBI Comments on Lack of Help Unlocking Florida Shooter’s iPhone an ‘Excuse to Weaken Encryption’
The United States FBI and Attorney General William Barr in January asked Apple to unlock the iPhones used in a mass shooting at a naval air station in Pensacola, Florida, a capability that Apple has said time and time again that it does not have. Today, the FBI confirmed that it was able to access shooter Mohammed Alshamrani’s device, with FBI director Christoper Wray claiming that the FBI 
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