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@58H8VB7Democratfrom Georgia  answered…2yrs

Yes, but not until this country stops considering every Muslim a terrorist

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@5R4MJRWLibertarianfrom Arizona  answered…2yrs

No, this is a slippery slope that will eventually destroy the last shreds of privacy currently held by the people

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@58G6NRSDemocratfrom California  answered…2yrs

All things should be surrendered and discoverable provided reasonable suspicion and a warrant is issued. An example is...

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@58GCWBNDemocratfrom California  answered…2yrs

If the iPhone can be unlocked by Apple, without handing the unlocking code over to FBI, yes. The code should not be inte...

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@58GTC3SRepublicanfrom South Carolina  answered…2yrs

I feel like the FBI should be competent enough to unlock iPhone on their own without the help of Apple.

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@58GZ74WRepublicanfrom Ohio  answered…2yrs

Absolutely and Apple saying no is highly disrespectful and should be fined. If what they're saying is true (it will open...

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@58GY9JBConstitutionfrom Missouri  answered…2yrs

Yes, but that is a bad situation in which the process of unlocking iphones could get released and there would then be a...

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@58G99FKConstitutionfrom Tennessee  answered…2yrs

There is no good way to go with this. You either forfeit gaining possible valuable info from a recent and horrible terro...

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@58H8DGVGreenfrom Michigan  answered…2yrs

I feel this would be a good idea in theory, but would need to be stated as such in the EULA when purchasing apple produc...

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@58GTP9GRepublicanfrom Nevada  answered…2yrs

Yes, but Apple should only unlock the phones of those who are convicted of major federal crimes and keep the right to ex...

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@5ZDZHZ9Democratfrom Georgia  answered…2yrs

No because then the list of "suspected terrorist" can become just about anyone and the FBI will have access to all iPhon...

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@58G8P24Democratfrom Ohio  answered…2yrs

Yes, but only in cases of national emergency.

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@KVJTXFLibertarian from Missouri answered…2yrs

Yes, with a properly obtained court order

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