You know, the founders of the US tried to make a nation that would go out of its way to ensure innocent people were never bothered—even if that meant a few guilty people fell through the cracks
micheal_santiago2 weeks, 6 days ago
Ah yes, privacy is no longer a human right, and they're trying to set it in stone. Who could've guessed. The FBI:
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christina.lewis2 weeks, 6 days ago
Remember, if cops can get in, then *_ANYONE_* can.
olivierdrift982 weeks, 6 days ago
im expecting 11 out of 10 kid protections out of this
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ethan.santos2 weeks, 6 days ago
And yet if an average person had one of these devices: boom, automatic federal felony charges. Rules for thee but not for me.
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martin_hayes2 weeks, 6 days ago
Wait until Apple patches this software and watch those million dollar devices become useless
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allenanderson4042 weeks, 6 days ago
apple has historically not allowed law enforcement into devices for privacy reasons, apple may now just be "iphone bajillion" company but i feel like they're not gonna let this one slide
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cheyenne_brown2 weeks, 6 days ago
Just setup a shortcut that reboots ur phone every day if u can’t use graphene
virginiedelta142 weeks, 6 days ago
Everyone start looking into ways to delete storage permanently in waves daily
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rolando_zayas2 weeks, 6 days ago
This is why snapping your phone in half before an arrest is always faster then reloading your rights to remain silent.
hannahrichardson8562 weeks, 6 days ago
Making WHAT HARDWARE?
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hortensepoirier4532 weeks, 6 days ago
This must be the new “protecting your privacy” thing they’re doing
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martin_hayes2 weeks, 6 days ago
We live in a world where invasion of privacy is normalized by the goverment💔
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amanda.matthews2 weeks, 6 days ago
Despite some of Apple's missteps, they've been pretty "anti-government backdoor" on their devices, I can see them changing how the reboot works at some point to try to minimise this
kristen_brooks2 weeks, 5 days ago
Everyone read the Declaration of Independence and come back, I NEED you to
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bryanmyst972 weeks, 6 days ago
"privacy: optional" -goverment around countries, probably
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tammy_white2 weeks, 6 days ago
What's the difference between regulars cracking the software and the police? If Apple are denying the police backdoor access to the point where they have to crack the software, surely cracking the software would be illegal for the police in the same way it would be for anyone else?
utkarsh.kalita2 weeks, 6 days ago
Damn, never got one this quick, and im late fr
alexislopez2632 weeks, 6 days ago
Here’s to an awesome feature called Lockdown Mode on iPhones. Cuts all connections no matter what unless it’s unlocked and even the government couldn’t get in. They’d pay anyone who broke it 2 million dollars by the way.
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christy_cooper2 weeks, 5 days ago
And this is why my phone is set to wipe and brick itself after 3 failed attempts
You know, the founders of the US tried to make a nation that would go out of its way to ensure innocent people were never bothered—even if that meant a few guilty people fell through the cracks
Ah yes, privacy is no longer a human right, and they're trying to set it in stone. Who could've guessed. The FBI:
Remember, if cops can get in, then *_ANYONE_* can.
im expecting 11 out of 10 kid protections out of this
And yet if an average person had one of these devices: boom, automatic federal felony charges. Rules for thee but not for me.
Wait until Apple patches this software and watch those million dollar devices become useless
apple has historically not allowed law enforcement into devices for privacy reasons, apple may now just be "iphone bajillion" company but i feel like they're not gonna let this one slide
Just setup a shortcut that reboots ur phone every day if u can’t use graphene
Everyone start looking into ways to delete storage permanently in waves daily
This is why snapping your phone in half before an arrest is always faster then reloading your rights to remain silent.
Making WHAT HARDWARE?
This must be the new “protecting your privacy” thing they’re doing
We live in a world where invasion of privacy is normalized by the goverment💔
Despite some of Apple's missteps, they've been pretty "anti-government backdoor" on their devices, I can see them changing how the reboot works at some point to try to minimise this
Everyone read the Declaration of Independence and come back, I NEED you to
"privacy: optional" -goverment around countries, probably
What's the difference between regulars cracking the software and the police? If Apple are denying the police backdoor access to the point where they have to crack the software, surely cracking the software would be illegal for the police in the same way it would be for anyone else?
Damn, never got one this quick, and im late fr
Here’s to an awesome feature called Lockdown Mode on iPhones. Cuts all connections no matter what unless it’s unlocked and even the government couldn’t get in. They’d pay anyone who broke it 2 million dollars by the way.
And this is why my phone is set to wipe and brick itself after 3 failed attempts