Human Rights9 years ago
FBI-Apple fight: New dimensions emerge
A newly-released court document in the US seems to corroborate Apple’s concerns over FBI’s misuse of an iPhone “backdoor.”
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Human Rights9 years ago
Withdraw demands, Apple tells FBI
Apple still remains resistant to FBI’s request for a “backdoor” to the cell phone of one of the terrorists in the recent San Bernardino attack.
Society9 years ago
FBI backing out from fight with Apple
The FBI is apparently backing out from a fight with Apple over its attempt to unlock a San Bernardino shooter's encrypted iPhone.
Society9 years ago
Apple won’t unlock terrorist’s iPhone
Apple says it will not unlock an iPhone used by a San Bernardino terrorist as “there is no way to guarantee” the move is limited to this case.
Society9 years ago
ISIL threat puts NY cops on high alert
The New York Police Department is on high alert following threats of a Daesh attack against cops.
Interviews9 years ago
‘US arms industry benefits from chaos’
Washington creates chaos to sell more guns, says an analyst.
Society9 years ago
Terror fears hover over US Rose Parade
US federal agencies are to join forces with police to boost security for the New Year's Day event in Pasadena, California.
Politics9 years ago
‘US must tighten social media screening’
A senior US Democratic lawmaker has called on the government to tighten monitoring of social media accounts of people coming into the country.
Politics9 years ago
Obama under fire for hasty California visit
Barack Obama has met with families of those killed in the recent San Bernardino massacre, on his way to Hawaii.
Politics9 years ago
Obama to meet families of CA victims
US President Barack Obama will meet with families of victims of the recent mass shooting in San Bernardino, California.
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