Security or Privacy?
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wait, I think it's a false choice.
terrorists/legit connections-suspects should have zero privacy.
Every other American must have privacy.
wait, I think it's a false choice.
terrorists/legit connections-suspects should have zero privacy.
Every other American must have privacy.
Seems sensible - but if I recall correctly you were not particularly pleased with people being put on the terrorist watch list, no? So who determines if someone is worthy of watching?
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wait, I think it's a false choice.
terrorists/legit connections-suspects should have zero privacy.
Every other American must have privacy.
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It just doesn't work like that in the real world - if an encryption has a way in it isn't a very good encryption method. Everybody can use it to get in, the secret will be discovered eventually it is even easier when there'd be a bunch of people who already know the weakness. Edw
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I disagree. All encryption has a way to create a backdoor. This one must be excellent, since the
FBI is helpless to crack it.
But Apple is being buttheaded. They could get the information off THAT phone for the FBI, under
an open order by a judge. Then they can store that back door (edited) under layers of high-tech security until needed again.
Any attempt by the gov to get it, would be met with the solution being fried.
Ideally, the gov will never get it's hands on it. With apple's refusal, the frantic work will be done, well invested in,
to do it themselves.
Then, the gov will have it, and the next dirtbag obamao type will use it to go after any political opponent.
Meanwhile, Apple had better pray they didn't keep us from preventing a major terrorist attack.
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So who determines if someone is worthy of watching?
****************************************************You have to read my follow-up. "watch list" doesn't warrant invasion of privacy of your cell phone, wire tapping, etc.But we are talking flat out, guilty terrorists. The cell phone is legit EVIDENCE from the terrorists, who were obviouslyguilty.The gov doesn't have the "back door" to use any time they want it. We are talking serious national security issues,not obaMao the trashhearted traitor comming after me because I'd a Tea Party advocate....
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Am I the only one who can see a small correlation between this and the 2nd amendment?
Maybe - explain?
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Apple has the right thought, however if they refuse to play ball and the fbi develops their own method for cracking the devices thered going to be a lot more privacy issues
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He who would trade liberty for some temporary security, deserves neither liberty nor security"
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The problem is that the government already has world class hackers working for them and if you think they're not already working behind the scenes on this technology you're crazy
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Better to do it above board. With apole at least you could feel pretty sure they'd do it with some conscience.
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Better to do it above board. With apole at least you could feel pretty sure they'd do it with some conscience.
Better to do it above board. With apole at least you could feel pretty sure they'd do it with some conscience.
Ha.
I doubt they give a damn if Cal is screwing a groundhog with AIDS in front of his Satanist cult meeting. Unless they can use that info to sell him some stuff. Some of these guys and their privacy make me laugh especially when they give every detail of their stupid fucking lives to Facebook at amazon.com.
WSS
www.westsidesteve.com www.myspace.com/westsidestevemusic www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons -
Maybe apple could install a firmware that disables the passcode delay and phone wiping after X tries - I'm not sure how it's programmed but if it's in the firmware then they could do that which would let the FBI brute force it.
I imagine there's no special firmware that would just let you get through it - I'm imagining the pass code set by the user probably acts as a private key (at least I believe on android it does). They have to figure out the pass code regardless, and they can't brute force it because after you try too many times it wipes the phone.
That's my guess anyway, but if apple could install a firmware like that then there'd still be the problem of the FBI taking everybody's phone to apple to do that. There's only like 10,000 possible combinations I imagine a brute force would work pretty quickly.
If you can just get through encrypted data without the private key then the encryption algorithm is worthless.
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I just put a hex on your guitar and microphone, turkeylips.
groundhog... ???
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Just stay with the old flip phone.....that's my creed. Facebook is for females anyway.
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Just stay with the old flip phone.....that's my creed. Facebook is for females anyway.
Like Caitlin Jenner says if you don't think I'm a real woman you can suck my dick.
WSS
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"One said:
Just stay with the old flip phone.....that's my creed. Facebook is for females anyway.
Like Caitlin Jenner says if you don't think I'm a real woman you can suck my dick.
WSS
No thanks that's a job for Steeler fans.Like Caitlin Jenner says if you don't think I'm a real woman you can suck my dick.
WSS
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Better to do it above board. With apole at least you could feel pretty sure they'd do it with some conscience.
Ha.
I doubt they give a damn if Cal is screwing a groundhog with AIDS in front of his Satanist cult meeting. Unless they can use that info to sell him some stuff. Some of these guys and their privacy make me laugh especially when they give every detail of their stupid fucking lives to Facebook at amazon.com.
WSS
Ha.
I doubt they give a damn if Cal is screwing a groundhog with AIDS in front of his Satanist cult meeting...
Wow. I wonder how many more weeks of winter that means...
"That which can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidenceβ. - Christopher Hitchens "The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you". - Neil deGrasse Tyson -
wait, I think it's a false choice.
terrorists/legit connections-suspects should have zero privacy.
Every other American must have privacy.
Seems sensible - but if I recall correctly you were not particularly pleased with people being put on the terrorist watch list, no? So who determines if someone is worthy of watching?
This is a tough call. Once a key is brought into existence, then the encryption is compromised... and intrusion by our government will be the least of our (or at least my) worries.
So who determines if someone is worthy of watching?
Combination of visas and Ouija Board results...
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Just stay with the old flip phone...
lol... I resemble that remark. Still rocking my old LG flippy...
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Ha.
I doubt they give a damn if Cal is screwing a groundhog with AIDS in front of his Satanist cult meeting...
Wow. I wonder how many more weeks of winter that means...
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I hope the two aren't mutually exclusive.
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