> sent expensive lawyers to lie to the judge about the judge's power to subpoena digital evidence.
You're being unreasonable here since it is a very grey area.
If Apple is compelled for example to hand over encryption keys to a judge (which often means a bunch of junior lawyers) then that would infringe everybody's right to have their information be secure.
You're being unreasonable here since it is a very grey area.
If Apple is compelled for example to hand over encryption keys to a judge (which often means a bunch of junior lawyers) then that would infringe everybody's right to have their information be secure.