Apple CEO Tim Cook is opposing a federal court order to help the FBI unlock the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino, Calif., shooters. (Luca Bruno, Associated Press file)
Re: Why Apple is in a historic fight with the government over one iPhone, Feb. 18 news story.
Isn t there a pragmatic solution should Apple either decide or be compelled to unlock this iPhone? How about if the FBI gives the shooter s iPhone to Apple where it can have a small tech team unlock the iPhone and then return it to the FBI? No master keys would be given to the government or FBI specifically, and the elite Apple tech team likely already has the knowledge to unlock the iPhone and is currently bound by confidentiality and use agreements.
Roger Cohen, Lakewood
This letter was published in the Feb. 25 edition.It s strange that a corporation that has no responsibility to protect our constitutional rights is going to be doing just that — fighting in court against the feds who swore a sacred oath to defend the Constitution of the United States of America.
Dennis K. Soles, Fraser
This letter was published in the Feb. 25 edition.
