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The FBI is currently in a battle with Apple to allow encrypted phones be unlocked, but how does encryption even work?
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ADVANCED ENCRYPTION STANDARD (AES)
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"The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) specifies a FIPS-approved cryptographic algorithm that can be used to protect electronic data. The AES algorithm is a symmetric block cipher that can encrypt (encipher) and decrypt (decipher) information."
"This standard may be used by Federal departments and agencies when an agency determines that sensitive (unclassified) information"
Analysis of Avalanche Effect in Plaintext of DES using Binary Codes
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"Cryptography provides a method for securing and authenticating the transmission of information across insecure communication channels."
"Symmetric keys encryption or secret key encryption identical key is used by sender and receiver."
"Data can be recovered from cipher only by using exactly the same key used to encipher it."
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
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"The Advanced Encryption Standard became effective as a federal government standard in 2002"
"ES is one of the Suite B cryptographic algorithms used by NSA's Information Assurance Directorate in technology approved for protecting national security systems."
iOS Security
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"On mobile devices, speed and power efficiency are critical. Cryptographic operations are complex and can introduce performance or battery life problems if not designed and implemented with these priorities in mind."
"Every iOS device has a dedicated AES 256 crypto engine built into the DMA path between the flash storage and main system memory, making file encryption highly efficient"
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@JayXIsSad 8 лет назад

The FBI wants Apple to create them a software that let's them into any apple device but don't worry they'll only use it for that "one" iphone.

@gamingwithking4509 8 лет назад

lol

@ImperiaGin 8 лет назад

They've already asked for about 12 or so

@BlueBD 8 лет назад

+Abe and they wonder why people are against them

@FishObreedy 8 лет назад

+JayX it's not surprising at all

@lazertag720 8 лет назад

Since when is the government known to not lie and hide stuff.lol exactly,thats why its funny saying oh yeah they'll only use that phone

@TaylorMade511 8 лет назад

So then the people should be able to look at all FBI documents. See how they like their back door cracked.

@nathankatolick3292 8 лет назад

true

@GhostInTheShell29 8 лет назад

+ader awar... If you don't support the constitution how are you an American? The fourth amendment might not be on that many bumperstickers but its still essential to a free society.

@zombieswitapple 8 лет назад

+ader awar it's privacy vs security

@user-cl6sr4co1s 8 лет назад

Name Here Not really kiddo.

@blazerinoekazareno434 8 лет назад

+Name Here ....AND credit card information, texting and location information (including but not limited to when you are home and not home, who you are talking to, anything you think should only be between you and your friends or family). Technically speaking, this is a weapon they're being asked to create. once that genie is out of the bottle we're looking at a global power grab. Governments knowing where you are 24/7, who you talk to, your health information. With this they could push governmental sensorship, DENYING PEOPLE HEALTH BENEFITS for reasons they choose to withold when its all information they took from your phone. And then what about hackers? The governments get hacked all the time, and getting their hands on this technology would put EVERYONE with a phone at risk. Its not an isolated incident. Once the FBI sees that they can step over a boundary with apple, you can bet your ass android is next, and then all technology. Its a matter of setting the boundary and protecting our american rights.

@jamesahlstrom5490 8 лет назад

They already can but want to give the illusion of privacy.

@gaspackgriff9725 8 лет назад

If that were true then I'm sure there would be so many more people in jail.

@ILoveHorrorsSoMuch 8 лет назад

You have no understanding of technology.

@ILoveHorrorsSoMuch 8 лет назад

+I Love Horror Movies Or reality.

@shaun787max 8 лет назад

+Griff King they're not going to put every person in jail, they simply store it. they'll need it later when they'll be able to sift through it at a later-more Orwellian time period

@jamesahlstrom5490 8 лет назад

I Love Horror Movies I do and the government have all the keys. You are so naive, "'murica the land of the free" am I right?

@2011smperry 7 лет назад

"Its none of the governments business what's within my phone."

@ViktorMartin113 8 лет назад

Let's see if we can keep tis comment at an even number of likes

@rodolfofelix9531 8 лет назад

Fail

@spartan0x75 8 лет назад

+DieSturmgeschutz No

@hrvatikatolikodstoljecased4091 8 лет назад

+DieSturmgeschutz got dislike from me

@missmagnificent8895 8 лет назад

Zero is an even number

@ViktorMartin113 8 лет назад

+Miss Magnificent neither even or odd

@belmarfilms 7 лет назад

Update: The FBI hacked into said iPhone without issue. And baseband processors make it trivial to hack into the software on your phone remotely, over your cellular network.

@narutokunn 7 лет назад

what?

@belmarfilms 7 лет назад

Cell phones aren't secure at all. That's what.

@narutokunn 7 лет назад

I do agree to that. And this thought is so frustrating!

@ch1ll1add.25 7 лет назад

What if you use a old Nokia. And I'm talking about the fkn tank.

@belmarfilms 7 лет назад

If it's proprietary, which Nokia phones were, then it's not trustworthy. Non-GSM/4G devices with only Wifi and Bluetooth are more trustworthy, but they, too, still have issues. Mass surveillance is endemic, unfortunately.

@coal6tamarack2374 8 лет назад

3:49 Actually that's almost 144 years. 26 lower case characters, 26 upper case characters and 10 numerals, that's 62 characters in total. 62^6 = 56800235584 different passcode possibilities. 56800235584 * 80ms = 143.99 years

@Spirit532 8 лет назад

+Jeffery Zigbuo May natural selection be in his favor.

@zyrohnmng 8 лет назад

+Mephistopheles He said in addition there is a software delay that gets longer each time so it's really 56800235584 * ( 80ms + f(# of incorrect attempts in a row) )

@rsher7369 8 лет назад

I'm guessing you don't have a girlfriend

@Spirit532 8 лет назад

RSher767 Are you implying only degenerates have girlfriends? :)

@papaGhurka 7 лет назад

I have never bought an Apple product, and I have no need for an Apple product.

@team14robot 7 лет назад

I'm totally distracted by his glasses. lol

@CMA418 7 лет назад

And his hair.

@HikkuRikku 7 лет назад

the shadows of the glasses sometime make his left eye go Asian xD

@user-vj1qw8ob5g 6 лет назад

14, look inside my eyes darling 👁

@user-vj1qw8ob5g 6 лет назад

team14robot you’re hot You do realize this???

@Leaderisaac 4 года назад

And his head

@withnonamemarketing 8 лет назад

Hahaha don't kid yourself, the NSA can track and look into any device they want.

@AnnaWebb37 8 лет назад

+Bart H But it would be illegal. And since apple has billions of dollars, they could sue. And apple would win. Thats why.

@mikeseitz1381 8 лет назад

+Sasha Blouse The NSA uses secret courts that deem it legal.

@withnonamemarketing 8 лет назад

Sasha Blouse You need to read the National Defense Authorization Act, I think the section added in 2012 further would scare the shit out of you

@AnnaWebb37 8 лет назад

Bart H Will do, good sir.

@AnnaWebb37 8 лет назад

Which part?

@DudetaketheBus 8 лет назад

I had an hour long ad... wtf youtube

@Gustavo-gd9bz 8 лет назад

+AnEducatedPatrickStar use adblock

@matteo2297 8 лет назад

+Insomnia cat No.

@wormspeaker 8 лет назад

+AnEducatedPatrickStar Click "Skip Ad" if you don't want to watch it.

@Angie_suv 8 лет назад

+RemainSilent Why not? pls explain I'm actually curious about your opinion - what's wrong with adblock?

@matteo2297 8 лет назад

Ангелина Суворова Theres nothing wrong with adblock itself, but on youtube i disable it because the youtubers that i watch otherwise won't get any ad revenue, now for a channel like watchmojo or something i dont care, because in my opinion watchmojo is more just a business. Channels like NerdCubed or Game Theory deserve the ad revenue in my opinion so therefore i disable my adblock, i also dont have much money to spend so if youtubers miss some income they might step over to paid services which i dont want to happen, some youtubers already promised his/her viewers that they will keep their videos free for everyone which is lovely, but thats not necessarily all of them.

@TheBreezus 8 лет назад

I'm not a big Apple fan, but I do have to give them kudos for this, because this speaks volumes.

@servoseven 8 лет назад

If they want in, they'll get in.

@garychap8384 7 лет назад

This information is dangerously incorrect, on so many levels.

@mustangrt8866 8 лет назад

If you can stand waterboarding, it's safe

@sanehrhardt6765 6 лет назад

i hope its your glasses making your eyes look like that

@ImadZeryouh 8 лет назад

They don't need to hack my iphone, I dont have one.

@Telleryn 8 лет назад

Perhaps instead asking Apple to trust the FBI enough to hand them the key, the FBI should trust Apple and let them recover the data and hand the data only back to the FBI, destroying the software etc after

@linny3012 8 лет назад

I hate iPhone, I could never understand why anyone would buy that expensive shit

@devoywilliams5549 8 лет назад

+titanslayer most secure and no lag and app crashes. Apps are better optimization and new updates come as soon as they are released.

@matteo2297 8 лет назад

+titanslayer Design, Games, IOS, Privacy and sometimes Status

@akiflyer 8 лет назад

+titanslayer Same reason as it has always been, status. Back in the day everyone knew apple's shit was overpriced brand garbage, the only reason you might get it is if you're a graphics designer since it had plenty of programs for that or of course, you had nothing better to do with your money. But other than that it was expensive, incompatible with most external programs and games. Same thing with the ipod, it was exactly the same thing as an MP3 but 4x the price... But around 2010 there was a hipster trend, where ironically being a hipster was popular... and what did the stereotypical hipster do? Hang out a starbucks with their macbook and their ipod. iphones came out and since people already knew them from the hipster trend but no one knew what android was, they got that... The new touchphone technology was a big hit and since most people got an iphone, and all the students had a macbook, apple's shit became more and more popular... and people seem to have forgotten their stuff is still overpriced garbage... I'm gonna say what my teacher once said... "You're paying double the price to advertise someone else's company."

@devoywilliams5549 8 лет назад

+akiflyer Windows 10 is disgusting, so many back doors and spying software. Its a reason why business prefer macs over Windows. iPhones are simply better than android, I had a galaxy s5 until now never owned a iPhone now I do.

@devoywilliams5549 8 лет назад

+akiflyer it's just better all around, that's why business use iPhones and macs. It's more secure and less likely to get hacked and very difficult. Windows 10 is a spying machine and a ton of back doors for hackers to steal your information.

@vicenterfrostcl 8 лет назад

i dont like much the apple hardware and software, but they are doing the right thing not giving to a government the information of his clients, is simply, confidentiality.

@vicenterfrostcl 8 лет назад

Sergeant Johnson it doesnt matter, if they expose one of their client all of them are vulnerable, if apple decide to help a government they can only show files or logs, but, a universal key is a privacy violation, a serius privacy violation.

@REIDAE 8 лет назад

vicenterfrostcl so we let the terrorists do whatever they want right?

@vicenterfrostcl 8 лет назад

Sergeant Johnson men, think a little, do you want a strange looking into your files?

@ATamedBuffalo 8 лет назад

+Sergeant Johnson you mindless fucking sheep.

@vicenterfrostcl 8 лет назад

Sergeant Johnson you know what? if some one have a universal crack for a encriptation like that, also the terrorist can have one, think a little more

@allah2062 8 лет назад

What species of frog is the guy in this video?

@gj9157 8 лет назад

Creeeeeeeep...

@BBD1 8 лет назад

loooool

@noonesignificant3678 8 лет назад

+wan drew ...and then there's you.

@kuhataparunks 8 лет назад

+wan drew that's a funny comment nice one lol teeth over lips xdddd

@noonesignificant3678 8 лет назад

+123 1 Why thank you. Thank you very much 😌

@charlesyang1258 8 лет назад

My password is 13 characters long.

@reginnolso9744 8 лет назад

@harryphillipsdev 8 лет назад

+Charles Yang password12345, now gimme all your swag!

@charlesyang1258 8 лет назад

Almost, you have 3 characters correct lol. Still not right order.

@goromaster10 8 лет назад

+Charles Yang yangcharles69 teh swag is mine k??

@redex68 8 лет назад

+Charles Yang mine is infinite

@Bakslash 8 лет назад

The photos on my iphone were recently hacked into, is there any way to prevent it going forward?

@JacobmarsVlogs 5 лет назад

Android: we are being watched by the FBI and CIA Apple: damn I feel sorry for Android

@AChannelFrom2006 8 лет назад

those glasses are so thick... i couldn't pay attention to what he was saying

@SanjayT06 7 лет назад

FBI cracked it with some Tech Company and refused to tell the technique when Apple demanded. Karma right there !

@Vizhonary 7 лет назад

I can tell you how they most likely did it and it would be mostly hardware and not software and would start with actually taking the phone apart.

@Afitz200 7 лет назад

The problem is, the phone was an iPhone 5c, which has outdated and non-top of the line encryption tech for the device. Since the 5S, all phones come with an "enclave" portion of the CPU which is not possible to break into by outside attackers. If the criminal were to have used a newer phone, the FBI would likely have been out of luck.

@AnEpicNguyen 8 лет назад

1. It's been a long time since last we saw Julian on DNews. 2. That slap fight! 😂

@masterimbecile 8 лет назад

So to summarize, the Apple encryption consists of: The original data, the 128-bits chunks of data generated from the original data that are then scrambled, a 256-bit key that's inserted into the scramble to jumble it some more and is also "baked into" the hardware, a PIN code (set by the user) to scramble that even more, and a soft ware and hardware delay to make it tough for other computers to "brute-fore" guess the pin code/ hardware key in order to even begin brute-forcing the 128-bit scrambled data. Hope I'm not missing anything.

@mauricioprado6395 8 лет назад

is that real? put wrong code 10 times and key is lost? that is fucking scary, could be a really bad prank

@TheGoodGuy_1515 8 лет назад

If the setting is turned on yes but WHO WOULD SET IT UP?!? I have an iphone 5 and i have a 18 digit password so there is no purpose of setting it on

@fart101avau 8 лет назад

Julian looks like the fine bros kek

@Levi-27 8 лет назад

Even if they remove the software delay and automatic wipe using custom firmware, there would still be a 80ms hardware delay and if you use an alphanumeric password with 6 or more characters it would take yours to brute-force it.

@JTCGiantz56 8 лет назад

The thing I'm worried about is quantum computers. Right now they're' in their infancy, barely being about to do 2+2, but what happens in 20 years from now? It would render almost all encryption obsolete. Government's and big companies that could afford one of these computers could break any kind of encryption thrown at it.

@bannerseetha5921 8 лет назад

Bullshit!! I can hack any phones , all I need is there password.😎

@juno_win 8 лет назад

Their*

@MrKoalatea 8 лет назад

phone*

@Edlind404 8 лет назад

That's not hacking. Also, there's no space before a comma.

@stephaniewhite7620 8 лет назад

+Banner Seetha cool

@dsahgkg 8 лет назад

+Banner Seetha their*

@PurlaneMauve 8 лет назад

#IStandWithApple

@deadnardo2289 8 лет назад

Literally the only thing I'm scared of is the government using all of my freaky search history to black mail me.

@gangatalishis 8 лет назад

all this talk about iphones but what about android phones?

@Levi-27 8 лет назад

+gangatalishis That's because anyone can hack Android, haha. No, seriously, Android phones don't have a secure enclave like iPhones and they can be quickly brute-forced

@MagicjavaGames 8 лет назад

+Levente Varga You actually have more encryption options on androids, the only thing that changes is that downloaded apps have more access to your root directories.

@ellulturner 8 лет назад

+Levente Varga phones running marshmallow have much more secure inscription than iPhone look at the Nexus's

@davtra 8 лет назад

+gangatalishis Android "can" be secure. But you need to know what you're doing or which manufacturer to trust on security. In one incident, HTC stored fingerprints unencrypted. Apple makes their security a breeze for users.

@MTc61x 8 лет назад

You can easily delete the lockscreen password/pattern using a custom recovery or an app on your pc. I do it all the time

@Albus_Rex 8 лет назад

#MakeRU-vidGreatAgain Ad Victoriam

@samezeh4171 8 лет назад

I started that hashtag but, I copied it from #MakeRU-vidGradeAgain

@MrNemesisNuke 8 лет назад

+Sam Ezeh you didn't start shit

@Albus_Rex 8 лет назад

***** ok...

@DeepSpaceCalling 8 лет назад

GradeAUnderA started the recent #MakeRU-vidGreatAgain

@Albus_Rex 8 лет назад

Ahmed N Just go to youtuber GradeAunderA's channel. He made a video addressing the injustice of the youtube content I.D claims and strikes. It's a plea to the higher up's of RU-vid to make the system fair for content creators, big and small.

@Fall_Spectacular 8 лет назад

In secret Apple was probably like, "Yeah, we'll do it, but you've gotta let us tell the public that we said hell no."

@TkB97 8 лет назад

+Louise Belcher Then someone hacks shitloads with Iphones, Apple faces 100 million lawsuits, Apple gone

@phillipcharo 8 лет назад

Question: are all text from iPhone secure using the private key or do the users have to do something to switch from insecure to secure

@LoveMe06HateMe 8 лет назад

Glad to see apple is actually trying to protect its users.

@kuhataparunks 8 лет назад

Plot twist it's just a publicity stunt that's working very well

@victorjoel1663 8 лет назад

no they are not, their just trying to make news...

@rewpul9476 8 лет назад

I like your face

@Yuli95Sagitta 8 лет назад

First of all: Why the fuck would the government "hack" my phone?

@gamingdude2811 8 лет назад

+Nahid Islam yet they want a tool that lets them hack into any phone? Why the fuck?

@decapitanfluffy9634 6 лет назад

The NSA has the key to your SIM card. But it’s all changing since the manufacturer of the SIM card are going to manufacture more secure SIM cards. NSA records your calls and sms

@itsSeanMXD 7 лет назад

I think you can hear an iPhone ringtone in the background at 3:32 lol I don't know how I noticed

@AdrianDucao 5 лет назад

NSA will be disgusted if they hack my phone's contents... Or probably knock down my door

@interspect_ 7 лет назад

So I'm in a bit of dispute on security on iOS vs android. This video pretty much sums it up thanks :)

@BallyBoy95 8 лет назад

it's not even remotely hard for the government to do this, this encryption controversy is a matter of how easy it is.

@matteo2297 8 лет назад

+Bruce Wayne Shut up Bruce, you dont know shit.

@stephaniewhite7620 8 лет назад

+Bruce Wayne This is my dogs name.... but I think I told you that once.

@mrmagoo9901 8 лет назад

Why doesn't the FBI just ask Apple to unlock that single phone ??? Unfortunately, trust has been lost in the world and in the words of JFK, "your freedoms will be lost under the guise of security." Peace y'all...

@robertbutcher222 8 лет назад

There's also a setting to have even longer passwords too, which can be very long, even phone number length or longer. :)

@grannysvids 8 лет назад

All questions answered! ty

@sylvibara004 7 лет назад

Ah... remember the days when if you said that the government hacked was hacking our phones you would be called crazy. I don't, I wasn't alive in the 90s!

@BugCatLove 8 лет назад

What is the hardware delay and software delay?

@AllanBrunoPetersen 7 лет назад

PR vs. backdoors though..

@user-vj1qw8ob5g 6 лет назад

What do you think about the thumb print touching home 🏠 button for access???

@AlexCouch65 6 лет назад

Bro...looking at this guys' glasses while stoned is such a mindfuck

@NoahNobody 8 лет назад

I don't believe they can't, I believe they are trying to legally get permission to look at everything. In the mean time, they probably are doing it.

@pothead1137 7 лет назад

those glasses have got to be a prop

@LarsaXL 8 лет назад

is it the same encryption system on other smartphones?

@Deadlychuck84 8 лет назад

Frankly the FBI is probably unlikely to break into any random person's phone if it takes more than a month to do. At some point it's just not practical, by the time you've got into everyone's personal information half of it has changed.

@knappy3483 7 лет назад

The start of the video he has a funny face lol

@Lemonz1989 8 лет назад

"You have nothing to fear, if you have nothing to hide." ~ Minister Pius Thicknesse. :P

@bijanfletcher3937 8 лет назад

I thought the vernam cipher or one time pad was immortal and unbreakable? why would they opt out of that for a AED that is finite ... after 1000 years w/ s. comp? risking them to the development of a quantum computer crack?

@mistereighty8677 8 лет назад

wait, people really think that the government can't hack a phone. hahahaha

@robmik83 8 лет назад

rubberhouse cryptoanalysis could be used?

@kensmith5694 8 лет назад

It turns out an outside company can get the data. If the NSA really couldn't have done it, they should be fired.

@BSebastian 8 лет назад

It's not actually. The FBI Apple fight is for pushing an update basically calling for a backdoor in all iPhones.

@adnanan5304 8 лет назад

How is it that my school can search my phone without me giving them my password, but the FBI can't?

@Trav2016 8 лет назад

My question is can a copy of the encrypted phone data be cloned in a virtual machine (like running android in windows like bluestacks) if so, then can we get a million Raspberry pi's to run the pin code once., and see which one works. I remember a chinese team broke the old iphone OS and made a VM of it. Or why can't Apple just let a neutral party that the Government and them use a VM machine "like" to decode. Apple already has a VM version they use. Or is the first half of the encrypted Pin stored in an off site server.?.

@wiredbeats9058 7 лет назад

The answer to the video title is that it's hard to hack into something you already have full access to.

@6iancar1o 7 лет назад

Between password & fingerprint, which is highest security for my phone?

@Afitz200 7 лет назад

Your password is used to encrypt the key used to encrypt your entire iPhone. This means that so long as you have a long and secure password for your iPhone, you likely won't have any attackers able to break in. The fingerprint is just a faster way unlock your iPhone, it still requires a password in place for file encryption. When the phone verifies your fingerprint, it just set the phone to an unlocked state and goes to your home screen. You still get the benefits of encryption. So long as you can trust that no one will use your thumb while you are sleeping, or force you to unlock your phone with your thumb. (In the US, the government can force you to use fingerprint tech to unlock a device, but not force you to reveal a password. As the password is known, and the finger is physical.) This is why when you first turn on your iPhone, it informs you that you must enter your password before the fingerprint will work, this is because it the iPhone must use your password to retrieve the key to decrypt your files. After 4 failed fingerprint logins (or 48 hours without use of your iPhone), the phone automatically removes the keys from it's memory, requiring the password to be entered again.

@6iancar1o 7 лет назад

Thank you very much for all that.

@1000REMBOY 8 лет назад

what is up with those eyes... they're staring into my very soul.

@triciaboulton5880 8 лет назад

They are creeping me out 😂

@Edlind404 8 лет назад

It's like I am one with the fish genius.

@Honovi007 8 лет назад

How does the NSA and homeland access our data? I know they can intercept communications but can the see our saved data?

@Spirit532 8 лет назад

+Honovi007 Internet. If your computer is not connected to the internet, or is not transmitting anything and isn't infected by malware/spyware, you're safe. Provided, of course, that they don't just come in and take your hard drive.

@ImaginationBlue 8 лет назад

Good job! Great presentation too. I look forward to more from DNews.

@brandonsullivan9080 6 лет назад

where can i get more videos on how phones are made

@kylejones981 8 лет назад

My attorney just recently told me that the US government has passed a bill allowing them to track utilize anything that is ran off your phones data. Messaging apps, etc.... And since you have to authorize downloading the app with Apple ID password.... Authorities can technically prove in court that you personally authorized the app... Which proves that whatever the content may be discussed in that data app.... Is You! Not sure as to what specific bill this is... But might be worth some research. Now another situation I've heard recently(could be myth)... Is that the local police here in Las Vegas have been using a device that they plug into your phone that allows them access. I truly find it hard to believe, even though this is supposed to be a free county, that Apple would able to deny any government agency access toooooooo anyyyyyythingggg. I just feel naive to believe that we have any privacy whatsoever with technology at this point.

@flatur5567 6 лет назад

i instantly left the video when he opened it with "hi haxors"

@dalanium98 8 лет назад

After just one watch I don't think I could explain succintly the basics of how AES works :/ good explanation tho

@enclavegains8345 5 лет назад

Plot twist he's a paid actor by the FBI

@danachadwick8741 8 лет назад

Oml he has red hair and red beard hair, I didn't know that could happen

@darkimages4047 8 лет назад

can someone tell me whats other on the chart? it shows Android apple windows phone blackberry other

@ricisipjr 8 лет назад

Freedom/privacy is more important than temporary safety. Or something like that. I'll update my comment later once i found out the correct quote

@hanhdrew 8 лет назад

Do a video on primal gaze detection !

@aaronshults2686 8 лет назад

This guy looks like a young Brick-Top from "Snatch".

@boogerking7411 6 лет назад

Heh! Just another government ad trying to clear their name and promote apple, their number one backdoor provider.

@akiflyer 8 лет назад

How about not giving the government a way to access our phones without permission? It should work just like real life... Want what's on the phone? Get a warrant. Refuse the warrant? Go to jail. Simple... How is this any different from accessing someone's house?

@lowquality9232 8 лет назад

lolok So a university was able to exploit iPhone's encryption to read encrypted mms... But the FBI can't? Totally.

@johnhiggins3745 8 лет назад

US government cant do it but a 12 year old in his parents basement can

@0IIIIII 8 лет назад

Apple to oranges I think

@dotter8 8 лет назад

"Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Historical Review of Pennsylvania, (supervised by Benjamin Franklin)

@0IIIIII 8 лет назад

Said a man who never showered and thought women shouldn't vote. Stop worshipping the past.

@TheGuardian163 8 лет назад

+0IIIIII Just because someone was wrong about one thing doesn't make them wrong about everything

@0IIIIII 8 лет назад

TheGuardian163 But it does suggest that someone's witty quote is not always right.

@TheGuardian163 8 лет назад

0IIIIII we already know someone's quotes aren't always right. No one is arguing against that. If he was wrong about *this, this quote," why don't you explain why? what you did would be very similar to saying Newton was a pedophile after someone said "Newton is probably right about gravity."

@0IIIIII 8 лет назад

TheGuardian163 ok

@KseniyaKArt 8 лет назад

this is amazing! thank you for explaining everything :D

@TheThedeuce 8 лет назад

Honestly, how hard can it be to hand apple the phone, they unlock it, hand it back to FBI. No need for a downloadable software update.

@aeringothyk5445 6 лет назад

Our privacy is still more important than their cases. They will have to find alternative means. We will not sacrifice the privacy of everybody so they can get information on a deceased suspect. Cellular devices are in effect extensions of ourselves and our constitutional rights apply to them just as much as anything else. They cannot force you to give them the password, but they can confiscate your phone. Never give them your password. Always use at least six characters. Never make it just a word or just a number.

@garetclaborn1399 8 лет назад

The only reason for the struggle of FBI vs Apple is because the NSA isn't going to further incriminate themselves to help the FBI. >_>

@MasterMindS901 7 лет назад

Scooby u want a Scooby snack

@legacyvault1755 6 лет назад

AES-256!! That's what we use for all your stored data.

@assblaster8851 8 лет назад

They can't get in my wall of porn. It's my defense for my phone, Download porn to protect your phones!!

@TheAthens619 8 лет назад

hey Sid, how long have you been working here

@urastupid333 8 лет назад

FBI wants only Apple to do this as indicated by them turning down McAfee's offer of decoding it for free. Sounds sketchy...

@superfast30 6 лет назад

Didn't John Mcafee basically spell out how simple it is to hack a phone?

@kezzu5849 8 лет назад

great explanation

@dknight25 8 лет назад

For all we know they already have the means to crack it, but want the public to have a sense of false privacy. If true, however, Apple should keep the means to unlock any of their devices in certain cases where it would help authorities solve an investigation where a serious crime has been committed. To cross their hands and decide not to help when in reality they would be able to sounds a little irresponsible. I wouldn't give a damn about the privacy of a killer, child abuser or a terrorist. And if violating their privacy helps solve a case or can put them in jail then by all means Apple should do it. But only in these cases where an event has occurred and there's evidence and ground to do it, not just give the government a tool where they can do it freely anytime they want to anyone they feel like it.