To my mind, the problem there is the legal framework permitting these warrantless “emergency” requests in the first place. You can hardly blame Apple for responding to an email from a compromised police address; they have no way of knowing it’s compromised.
To my mind, the problem there is the legal framework permitting these warrantless “emergency” requests in the first place. You can hardly blame Apple for responding to an email from a compromised police address; they have no way of knowing it’s compromised.