Tech Alert
Most of us have heard the story regarding Apple and the FBI already and let’s just say there seems to be no sort of solution in the near future. That’s right, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook is doubling down on the FBI’s demands to provide a “back door” into iPhones.
Cook says a back door to the iPhone would endanger the privacy and safety of millions.
Tech companies like Google, Whatsapp and Twitter are siding with Apple but the victims’ families are demanding Apple work with the FBI. What do you think is the right thing to do?
February 27, 2016
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