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A twist in the F.B.I., iPhone plot

The agency paid well over $1 million for the hacking tool that accessed Syed Farook’s phone.

Congress is deciding whether or not to issue legislation on government agencies using third parties.

The end-to-end encryption wave continues to spread around the world with highly popular apps.

The bill would enable law enforcement to see if phones were in use in cars involved in collisions.

April 6, 2024 by jcamp in Personal Tech.

The app’s encryption is a step towards victory for human rights and women’s rights.

March 30, 2024 by jcamp in Personal Tech.

Dr. Jean Camp explores the controversy over the F.B.I.’s dispute with Apple engineers.

The CNIL slammed Google with a fine last week for not scrubbing global versions of its search engine.

The company is now in a standoff with the Justice Department.

The case is projected to go to the Supreme Court, as each side holds its ground.

U.S. and European regulators have struck a deal to replace the Safe Harbor deal that was nullified last year.