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Apple, Encryption, and the US Government. Apple, Encryption, and the US Government.

02-18-2016 , 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Roger Clemens
So I guess that is a yes?
Seems legit, A+ reading comprehension.

The difference between an "electronic secret" and a "secret" is that an "electronic secret" is a secret stored electronically, which is not true of all secrets.
02-18-2016 , 03:14 PM
So stupid. As a principle, removing privacy for alleged security reasons is stupid no matter how small the step. You can always justify any of this with the dumb nuclear bomb scenarios, but that justification is really shortsighted and wrong.
02-18-2016 , 03:16 PM
I will only approve of Apple unlocking this phone if Sean Hannity finally gets waterboarded.
02-18-2016 , 03:16 PM
Great non-answers. (dumb actually)
02-18-2016 , 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
Seems legit, A+ reading comprehension.

The difference between an "electronic secret" and a "secret" is that an "electronic secret" is a secret stored electronically, which is not true of all secrets.
Sure.

So one can keep "electronic secrets" but not keep non-electronic "secrets"?

Any other differences you would like to note for us?
02-18-2016 , 03:19 PM
What are the answers you're looking for, Roger? I think it's more that you're disappointed to find out that your SUPER DEEP, GOTCHA questions are actually just very basic and stupid.
02-18-2016 , 03:20 PM
No, I find your non-answers even more stupid, actually.

What makes you think you are legally entitled to keeping a secret when a court orders you to reveal it?
02-18-2016 , 03:20 PM
Huh? People can keep non-electronic secrets too. Courts can try to compel you to reveal them but ultimately they can't, like, probe your brain to find the data. Is that a significant problem with modern security, iyo?

What if a terrorist has the location of the nuclear bombs IN HIS HEAD???? We're ****ed, unless he decides he wants to tell us.
02-18-2016 , 03:20 PM
Yes, I'm sure you find my answers stupid, and that doesn't bother me in the slightest.
02-18-2016 , 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
Yes, I'm sure you find my answers stupid, and that doesn't bother me in the slightest.
I mean, ****, why aren't we trying to get into the secrets in this guy's head right now?
02-18-2016 , 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
Huh? People can keep non-electronic secrets too. Courts can try to compel you to reveal them but ultimately they can't, like, probe your brain to find the data. Is that a significant problem with modern security, iyo?

What if a terrorist has the location of the nuclear bombs IN HIS HEAD???? We're ****ed, unless he decides he wants to tell us.
So can courts punish you for contempt?

Are you advocating this type of behavior?
02-18-2016 , 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by MrWookie
I mean, ****, why aren't we trying to get into the secrets in this guy's head right now?
Do you have a court order?
02-18-2016 , 03:25 PM
court orders are infallible obv
02-18-2016 , 03:26 PM
A security guy I know suggested using incriminating details in your password when encrypting evidence of a crime.
02-18-2016 , 03:26 PM
Sure, go against court orders. Solid.
02-18-2016 , 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Roger Clemens
Do you have a court order?
Seems like we could get one. Gonna put the CRYPT back in cryptography!
02-18-2016 , 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by MrWookie
Seems like we could get one. Gonna put the CRYPT back in cryptography!
I'll lay 1:100,000.
02-18-2016 , 03:29 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Clemens
So can courts punish you for contempt?

Are you advocating this type of behavior?
Yes, courts can punish you for contempt if you don't reveal them. Ultimately the secret of the NUCLEAR BOMBS is still safe in a terrorist's head though, Los Angeles is gone, sorry. (it's great that you get mad at my "non-answers" yet willfully gloss over that)

Why don't you tell us what answers you were looking for? I'm assuming something like "wow Roger, you're right, I guess that if we don't want the nuclear bombs to go off we can't ever let someone create a 100% secure product that nobody can open, it would be too dangerous for society". Am I on the right track? We can't read your mind (even if a court legally compels you to tell us), so help us out here, make your argument.

By the way, are you pro-child porn? This whole internet thing here, I think it's a big problem for society. People distribute CHILD PORN on it. How do we stop this?
02-18-2016 , 03:35 PM
I think you're free to answer any way you like. Even a non-answer is an answer.

Why do you blindly assume the terrorist does not reveal the location? (even if it is LA)

We have procedures to deal with child porn. They are called search warrants.

Last edited by Roger Clemens; 02-18-2016 at 03:40 PM. Reason: Non-answer for advocating for/against court orders
02-18-2016 , 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Noodle Wazlib
That's my question here. Well, one of my questions.

This isn't just "have your intern slip some magic code into an image of your OS, boom, problem solved". I would imagine this will take quite a few senior engineers quite a lot of time to do properly, without rendering the device unusable.

Lord only knows how many dependencies there might be in an OS like iOS. Plus the amount of testing they'd have to do to ensure that it doesn't brick the phone the moment they get past the lock screen.
look at this gubmint creating jerbs!
02-18-2016 , 03:40 PM
Can't they just torture Apple?
02-18-2016 , 03:42 PM
@GeorgeTakei

If we permit the government to overstep here in the name of security, I fear what we will give up next. qklnk.co/2nahjQ
02-18-2016 , 03:43 PM
02-18-2016 , 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Trolly McTrollson
@GeorgeTakei

If we permit the government to overstep here in the name of security, I fear what we will give up next. qklnk.co/2nahjQ
He was probably thinking our guns would be next.
02-18-2016 , 03:49 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger Clemens
Why do you blindly assume the terrorist does not reveal the location? (even if it is LA)
I'm not assuming anything, I'm accepting the possibility (which you have to accept as well) that he doesn't reveal it and the bombs go off. I'm utterly shocked if you would dispute this. Non-electronic secrets do exist, we can't have guaranteed access to them, society hasn't collapsed as a result.

Again, will you lay out your argument for us or just continue to evade having to formulate one?

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Originally Posted by Roger Clemens
We have procedures to deal with child porn. They are called search warrants.
They've failed to stop child porn from being distributed on the internet. Each instance of child porn being shared is like a poor child's life having a nuclear bomb exploded all over it. How do we stop this? Sticking with our current policies, we'll arrest child pornographers and take sites down over time, but child porn will continue to be shared. I think we need something more drastic. How about you?

      
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