Why Tim Cook is wrong: A privacy advocate's view

Apple should be unable to comply with this request

Opinion Apple has recently released an open letter explaining why it will challenge a judicial order requiring it to hack the iPhone of one of the accused San Bernardino terrorists. As someone who believes in individual civil liberties and personal privacy above nearly all other considerations, my first instinct is to applaud Apple. Upon reflection, however, I believe that in this instance it is in the wrong."