Apple won't create a back door on your iphone

A while ago, the FBI asked Apple for access to the iPhone of a terrorist who had been arrested. The Cupertino company refused to create a back door to give access. The situation is repeated again in this case, with the FBI again requesting access to two phones, which they claim were used in a terrorist attack by a Florida Navy base.

Apple won't create a back door on your iPhone

The company has not refused to help the FBI access information on these phones, as it has previously done.

There will be no back door

Apple has wanted to reiterate again that there will be a back door on your iPhone. The firm comments that there can be only one back door for the good guys only. Because if you create a back door on a phone, it is something that can be exploited by other people, who seek to exploit security and who are or can be a threat.

The firm seeks to be clear in this regard. So the FBI or other agencies know it. Since there are agencies and also governments of other countries that have asked that there be some kind of back door on the firm's phones.

So there is nothing to change Apple's mind in this regard. IPhones won't have a back door, which is something many value, but it's also criticized. The firm has held firm its arguments in this case, so it does not appear that they will change their plan.