Friday, February 19, 2016



The FBI is forcing a worldwide end to privacy, China now wants in on iPhone unlocking. 

First, it's your phone, next it will be your computer, which for a lot of people, is their phone.

Unlocking iPhones will make the worldwide economy open to thieves, extortionists and blackmailers.

This is opening a Pandora's Box of ills.

Apple: Even new iPhones can be hacked







Duh?!

Why Apple's fight with the FBI could have reverberations in China






Apple Assisted the FBI on the San Bernardino Case but the essential Last 44 Days of Data is Locked in the iPhone 5c




The Senate "Intelligence" committee will have all their phones hacked now.  

Apple's Court Order Battle Wakes Up Intelligence Committee to Consider new Ground Rules for Technology Companies







Better call Woz

Steve Wozniak on CNBC: Don't hack phones, no back doors






Apple reportedly enlists aid of free-speech attorneys in encryption battle




Apple Watch sales hit 5.1M during Q4 2015 pushing smart-watches ahead of Swiss watches for first time





FCC adopts 'Unlock the Box' proposal to open set-top box competition






Apple chip suppliers gearing up capacity for 'iPhone 7' production - report






Apple apologizes and updates iOS to restore iPhones disabled by error 53






Apple launches China payments service in crowded market






Overwhelming demand for Apple Pay's China launch causes sign-up hiccups





HSBC is adding Apple Touch ID support to its banking app



HSBC is adding Apple Touch ID support to its banking app - IT News from V3.co.uk

Apple poaches Telus executive to manage Canadian sales operations






Just how profitable are Apple Inc.'s services?


Just How Profitable Are Apple Inc.'s Services? -- The Motley Fool


App Annie brings good news for Apple



Apple is winning the app battle where it counts: monetization. According to App Annie, Apple's App Store made 75% more than Alphabet's Google Play, up from 70% more last year. Earlier this month, App Annie reported Apple took in nearly $1 billion in App Store gaming revenue in just December, an 18% increase from the prior-year period. Per App Annie, Apple's monetization was credited to the United States, Japan, and China. The report finds 90% of the year-on-year revenue growth was attributable to these three geographies.




As if the encryption debacle couldn't get more weird...

John McAfee offers to decrypt iPhone used by San Bernardino terrorists, criticizes FBI






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