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The government’s legal war with the tech industry is far from over
The legal war between the government and the tech industry has quieted down in the weeks since the highly-publicized battle between Apple and the FBI came to an ...
A coalition of tech giants have written an open letter to Congress
Ever since Apple refused to assist the FBI in cracking the San Bernadino terrorist's iPhone, there's been a massive debate about encryption in the United States ...
Chome extensions won’t be able to secretly spy on you anymore
There's not a single web browser out there that comes with all the features you could ever want, which is why extensions are such an awesome thing, but there is ...
Apple suspects government spies have infiltrated its supply chain
Services like iCloud and iTunes generate massive amounts of data, more than Apple's data centers can handle on their own, and the company has to rely on the ...
Many of Apple’s engineers would rather quit than assist the FBI
Apple's leadership stands behind the company's decision to fight against the government's demands to break the iPhone's encryption, and it looks like many of ...
Steve Wozniak stands behind Apple in the encryption debate
When Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple, decided to do a Reddit AMA on Wednesday, one of the most popular questions that was asked was where he stood in ...
Obama has finally spoken out about the encryption debate
Ever since Apple refused to assist the FBI in breaking through the iPhone's encryption last month, the United States has been engaged in an unprecedented debate ...
The government won’t be able to crack the next-generation iPhones
Apple's face-off with the FBI has proven that the government is willing to use legal force to make companies weaken the encryption on their products, thus ...
Google and Microsoft are backing Apple’s legal filing against the FBI
Shortly after Apple CEO Tim Cook reaffirmed his belief that helping the FBI break the iPhone's encryption would harm both his company and the American people, ...
Apple is refusing to back down from its face-off with the FBI
Apple's face-off with the FBI is close to finishing its second week, and CEO Tim Cook is doing an admirable job of holding his ground, despite the fact that ...
Apple is opposing a judge’s order to break into a terrorist’s iPhone
Governments like to trick people into selling their freedom in exchange for the promise of security, and they're willing to exploit the fear and outrage that ...
Believe it or not, the Director of the NSA is actually pro-encryption
The Director of the National Security Agency is the last person I'd expect to come out in support of encryption, but that's exactly what Mike Rogers did on ...
More anti-encryption legislation has popped up in the United States
The war on encryption continues, and as usual, the politicians trying to force companies like Apple and Google to stop encrypting their products are claiming ...
The Tor Project’s first crowd-funding campaign raised $200,000
The vast majority of the Tor Project's funding comes from the American government, and considering how the Tor is used as a tool to combat government censorship ...