http://archive.is/LNMMU is there a company more based than

>>60420434
Spoiler: Tim was already helping the US government and only "refused" to help the FBI in order to make himself look better in the eyes of SF liberals.

>>60420443
Prove it.

>>60420443

>source: my ass

>>60420434
It's just a publicity stunt.

>>60420443
>>60420548
this

>>60420518
>>60420529
the fucking stuff that Snowden leaked you fucking iUserfulRetards

>>60420554
>no links
Cmon, Pajeet, you have to try harder than that.

>>60420554

>Snowden leaked information 3 years prior to SB that Tim Cook would refuse to help the FBI to make himself look good to SF liberals.

and i'm the king of france

Apple doesn't fucking care about you, it was all for the media. They have backdoors in their devices.
Not to mention that the FBI was able to get into the device anyways.

>>60420772
>Not to mention that the FBI was able to get into the device anyways

Doubt it

>>60420824
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/03/28/472192080/the-fbi-has-successfully-unlocked-the-iphone-without-apples-help

Kill yourself.

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>>60420434
>Applel security is so shit that the FBI could get into it without Applel's help
MUH AES 9000 BIT KEY

>>60420870

>mfw FBI had to pay close to a million dollars to do something that costs only a few hundred on android devices

Even exploiting Apple shit is overpriced lol

>>60420957
They probably paid for something that could work on any apple iphone 5 (which is what they wanted from apple.)

>>60420729
>Leak shows Apple complying with NSA
>Apple publicly refuses to assist FBI later to save face

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>>60420434
>applel
>gave nsa/cia the keys to everything years ago
>applel sales decline
>applel ships less phones
>wall street start speculating
>applel stock losses value
>fbi demands applel to give keys to everything
>applel "refuses"
>media coverage of the incident for weeks
>suddenly applel is the champion of free speech
>suddenly applel is pro-consumer
>"security experts" signaling they only use applel all over msm

Is not a publicity stun, goys... errr, i mean guys. trust me, im your greatest ally

>>60421237

that's quite the stretch of logic there anon

>>60420443
Well there is the fact that the FBI got into the phone without apple's assistance anyway.

>>60421358
from the thumbnail I thought that was a sheet of acid with the jew on it

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>>60420518

>>60422393
>taking the psychedelic jew

>>60422349
>Well there is the fact that the FBI got into the phone without apple's assistance anyway.
Your definition of "fact" is at variance with common sense.
The FBI said they got in but had nothing to show for their efforts and Law Enforcement still want Apple to build them a tool to crack iPhones. Doesn't sound like they have a working tool to me.

>>60420434

If you start idolizing a company over doing what literally everyone should be doing in the first place, that should be a red flag.

>>60420852
>http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/03/28/472192080/the-fbi-has-successfully-unlocked-the-iphone-without-apples-help

this only worked because it's an older phone model, any phone from the past 3 years is not affected by this.

meanwhile, android still fucking sucks at anything security related

>>60422457
>not allowing yourself to see the world from a different state of consciousness

>>60422685
So they got in, you guys agree

This is dope

>>60422947

>state of consciousness drug addicts use

>people still havent heard that the 3letteragencies have hardware-level backdoors

absoute disgust

>>60423226
Well, the company they contracted (Celebrite) did all of the work, and they were only able to get in because it was an iPhone 5C which doesn't have a secure element. They wouldn't have beeb able to crack anything with one (iPhone 5S and up).

>>60420434
Wrong.

I know a lot of people want to suck Apple's dick, and Apple has a lot of dick available for sucking, but this ransomware doesn't "validate" them refusing to unlock that iPhone.

First, there was a lot of validation at the time.
Second, Apple themselves have created a product (a lightning Touch ID) that shows the level of security is not as high as claimed (a Touch ID that was not paired with the device can be used, which means there is a form of master key in the secure enclave).
Third, it doesn't mean that Apple doesn't have backdoors into their devices they are maintaining and just not sharing, which is probably even worse than using them to help the FBI get into the device.

The most secure device makers on the planet.

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ITT: we now speculate on the colossal shitstorm that will occur when a balls-out vulnerability happens to the iPhone, and what bullshit the Apple apologists will come out with

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>>60420434
holy shit, some media outlet actually went there?

I would never have expected (((them))) to allow that angle

>>60422349
there's a high chance that they couldn't repeat the process for a large number of phones (i.e. it took a lot of resources)

there's also a high chance that they are straight up lying about it, and/or not telling the whole truth

>>60426201
DENIAL

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>>60420443
>>60420548
>>60420554
>>60420729
>>60421358

apple conforms to legal request for user data. which in most cases only includes server logs because device password, your fingerprints and your icloud backup encryption key never leaves your device.

apple denies making a monkey tool that allows governing bodies to crack in to any idevice under the sun

THERE IS A FUKKEN DIFFERENCE

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>>60426364
>never leaves your device
>trust us

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>>60426555
>leaves your device
>because LMAO LE HAPPY MERCHANT DUDE

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>>60426607

>>60424565
>>60424565
>being addicted to lsd
good b8 m8

>>60420443
>jesus had satan put dem dinosaur bones dere ta fool hue

>makes apple post
>instantly a thousand screeching autistic monkey come shuffling into the thread and incoherently begin flinging shit everywhere for no reason
everytim

>>60420434
Yes, Apple not letting the government look into their phones is a good thing. Nobody is arguing that. This is literally the only good thin apple has been doing.

MS and apple lately. it's not okay for the government to compromise users with archaic practices and values but it's okay if THEY do it.

fucking hypocrites.

>>60426364
Apple denies it but that doesn't mean it's true.

Remember how the FBI suddenly was just able to break the encryption with the help of a "third party"? Apple unlocked it for them still. Tim Cook just didn't want to let them do it with his public consent so he looks good.

>>60429154
What did he mean by this?

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>Tim Cook just didn't want to let them do it with his public consent so he looks good.
But they still made this quote.

Mr. Sewell, the Apple lawyer, explained to the committee that before F.B.I. officials ordered the password reset, Apple first wanted them to try to connect the phone to a “known” Wi-Fi connection that Mr. Farook had used. Doing so might have recovered information saved to the phone since October, when it was last connected to iCloud.

“The very information that the F.B.I. is seeking would have been available, and we could have pulled it down from the cloud,” he said.


Apple didn't supplied the tool, third party used this 300$ box and billed bazillion dollars.
Mind you this exploit was fixed with a software patch.

http://www.idownloadblog.com/2015/03/18/new-ip-box-tool-unlocks-pins/
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/02/technology/apple-and-fbi-face-off-before-house-judiciary-committee.html?_r=0