US used tactic from Apple encryption fight in 60 other phone-unlocking cases
Privacy watchdog finds US government has repeatedly relied on All Writs Act to try to force Google or Apple to unlock a phone, as in the San Bernardino case
In the wake of Apple v FBI, we need to address some uncomfortable truths
A temporary truce has emerged in the raging battle between Apple and the FBI, but technology fragility and corporate power remain unaddressed
Apple declares victory in battle with FBI, but the war continues
After US government extracts data from San Bernardino iPhone, company says it is committed to increasing products’ security
San Bernardino iPhone: US ends Apple case after accessing data without assistance
With the court filing, Silicon Valley and Washington are poised to return to a cold war over the balance between privacy and law enforcement in the age of apps
The tech industry wants to use women’s voices – they just won’t listen to them
From Siri to Microsoft’s Tay, women’s voices are leading the AI frontier but we have no reason to believe the male-dominated industry understands us at all
There’s always an excuse to hack into our lives
The FBI’s attempt to force Apple to unlock a phone is only the latest example of the state challenging fundamental freedoms
Apple and Google among firms calling for changes to snooper’s charter
Companies join forces with Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and Yahoo to tell UK government that important amendments to bill are required
Government keeping its method to crack San Bernardino iPhone ‘classified’
Revealed: After postponing a court hearing with Apple, the FBI is testing a new technique which Apple says they will pressure government to reveal
FBI may have found way to unlock San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone without Apple
Federal authorities have cancelled Tuesday’s court hearing with Apple, saying an ‘outside party’ has shown a potential way to crack Syed Farook’s phone
Apple announces iPhone SE: a smaller, cheaper smartphone
Revamped iPhone 5S brings company’s smallest smartphone up to par with 2015’s iPhone 6S, while catering for those who want a smaller phone
Beyond surveillance: what could happen if Apple loses to the FBI
An Apple loss in the San Bernardino encryption case risks creating a world in which we can no longer trust the gadgets that track how we drive, when we’re home and whether the door is locked
Black Americans and encryption: the stakes are higher than Apple v FBI
As the child of a Black Panther I grew up under the threat of surveillance, and I say encryption is critical for human rights
Big pharma, tobacco, tech – how the first amendment is being abused
Apple is not the first corporation to deploy the free speech argument to support their position – corporations have been co-opting the principle since the 1970s
Apple boss Tim Cook hints at gray area for helping FBI
CEO gives on-the-record answers to Time magazine about company’s encryption battle with government and what could be a problem going forward
Tim Cook: FBI’s claims of weakened surveillance powers are ‘a crock’
Apple CEO dismisses FBI’s argument that only one iPhone will be affected by case of San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook: ‘It puts millions of people at risk’