“Unhackable iPhone” :By Apple
Apple engineers have already start working on new security measures to make the Apple iPhone completely Unhackable and Impenetrable. The company Apple is looking to delete the troubleshooting feature — FBI’s only hope to break the San Bernardino iPhone — and make the device unhackable even with Apple’s full assistance.
In response to that the latest Apple vs FBI controversy, the technology company Apple is working on advanced security that would make a locked Apple iPhone impossible to crack or Hack. The new advanced security measures would even block the ways used by the US government or FBI to unlock the iPhone related to San Bernardino rampage.
The news has come out from a report of New York Times that cites the sources close to the company Apple and security experts. According to the report of New York Times, Apple engineers team are busy to working on the new advanced security measures that will generate a significant challenge for the law enforcement agencies — even if the Obama Administration wins its Apple iPhone unlocking fight.
According to the experts report, the only way out of this feud is the involvement of Congress. Notably, federal laws bound the phone carriers to make their data accessible to the law enforcement agencies but technology companies like Google and Apple are not covered.
Many of you and iPhone user won’t be knowing that every iPhone has a built-in troubleshooting system feature that allows Apple to update the system without unlock the iPhone. FBI is eyeing this troubleshooting system feature and trying to force Apple to install a software to break the password of the San Bernardino iPhone.
To make the iPhone completely Unhackable and impenetrable, the company Apple is now working to remove this troubleshooting feature from iPhone. Hence, even with Apple’s assistance, iPhone’s would become impossible to Hack and crack. This could also fuel some more legal arguments and battles to rule whether companies like Apple can be forced to help the government in extreme cases.
In a statement, Tim Cook Apple’s CEO reiterated his stance by calling a backdoor into the iPhone “the software equivalent of cancer.”
Do you agree with the statement of Mr. Tim Cook? Share your views in the comments below.
In response to that the latest Apple vs FBI controversy, the technology company Apple is working on advanced security that would make a locked Apple iPhone impossible to crack or Hack. The new advanced security measures would even block the ways used by the US government or FBI to unlock the iPhone related to San Bernardino rampage.
The news has come out from a report of New York Times that cites the sources close to the company Apple and security experts. According to the report of New York Times, Apple engineers team are busy to working on the new advanced security measures that will generate a significant challenge for the law enforcement agencies — even if the Obama Administration wins its Apple iPhone unlocking fight.
According to the experts report, the only way out of this feud is the involvement of Congress. Notably, federal laws bound the phone carriers to make their data accessible to the law enforcement agencies but technology companies like Google and Apple are not covered.
Many of you and iPhone user won’t be knowing that every iPhone has a built-in troubleshooting system feature that allows Apple to update the system without unlock the iPhone. FBI is eyeing this troubleshooting system feature and trying to force Apple to install a software to break the password of the San Bernardino iPhone.
To make the iPhone completely Unhackable and impenetrable, the company Apple is now working to remove this troubleshooting feature from iPhone. Hence, even with Apple’s assistance, iPhone’s would become impossible to Hack and crack. This could also fuel some more legal arguments and battles to rule whether companies like Apple can be forced to help the government in extreme cases.
In a statement, Tim Cook Apple’s CEO reiterated his stance by calling a backdoor into the iPhone “the software equivalent of cancer.”
Do you agree with the statement of Mr. Tim Cook? Share your views in the comments below.
Subscribe to our mailing list to get the updates to your email inbox...
0 comments: