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Apple's Sympathy For Terrorists
Apple can not maintain security and provide the FBI with a master key. Apple believes that privacy is important, “people use them to store an incredible amount of personal information”. Everyone has smartphones now and people keep classified information on there in their messages, photos, emails and contacts. Apple acknowledges the fact that people lost their lives due to the San Bernardino tragedy, “We were shocked and outraged by the deadly act of terrorism in San Bernardino Last December” “We have no sympathy for terrorist”. Apple is sorry that this happened that the terrorist was a apple customers and that they don't feel bad for him, but they have already helped the FBI in every way that they could. Apple should have detected the terrorism
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