Apple is the latest in a string of firms and governments to go after the hacking tool firm.
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I dunno. It’s a publicity stunt. I don’t think they care about privacy as much as they pretend to. Their brand is wrapping up free code in a shiny package and over charging cool kids - I’m sorry if this law suit doesn’t make me think of them as less evil. But, that’s my two cents.
does it matter if it’s a publicity stunt if it helps all of us?
no…if it helps, I just don’t think much better of apple is all.