In the interim, though, the vast majority of iPhones today are secured by Touch ID, a fact which, interestingly enough, has made it easier for law enforcement authorities to
access a device belonging to a criminal or suspect who has died.
Some privacy advocates feel a warrant should be provided before police
access a device belonging to someone no longer alive, with their own hand.
Not exact matches
For those of you who shop at Best Buy and
belong to their Reward Zone program, they recently released a version of their app for BlackBerry
devices so members can
access their account.
Senior U.S. officials have sought in recent months to revive a debate over whether encryption on
devices should be weakened to allow law enforcement easier
access to data
belonging to criminal suspects.
Law enforcement officials are revisiting proposals that would require tech companies to build backdoor
access into electronic
devices to allow for better
access to data in criminal investigations, reports The New York Times.This is an issue that was heavily debated following the 2016 legal dispute between Apple and the FBI over the iPhone 5c that
belonged to San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook.