Litigation
Feb. 27, 2016
Apple wants order to assist government vacated
Apple filed a motion Thursday arguing that the courts are the wrong venue for its encryption fight with the government and that the FBI may have already fumbled its chance at winning the privacy versus public safety case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Apple filed a motion Thursday arguing that the courts are the wrong venue for its encryption fight with the government and that the FBI may have already fumbled its chance at winning the privacy versus public safety case.
The motion seeks to vacate an order issued earlier this month compelling Apple to engineer new code and help the FBI access data on an iPhone used by one of the shooters i...
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