Wired reports that following on from the controversy earlier in the year when the FBI got a court order to try to force Apple to help it to unlock the iPhone 5c that belonged to the San Bernardino shooter (Apple refused to help and the FBI eventually cracked it on its own, paying more than $1.2...

Reuters reports that FBI director James Comey has revealed at the Aspen Security Forum in London that it cost the agency more to gain access to the San Bernardino terrorist’s iPhone than Comey will make in the next 7 years and 4 months that he is in his current job. It doesn’t take too long to...

As we’ve already seen today, many high profile companies and individual have offered their support to Apple in the on-going court battle with the FBI regarding the unlocking of the iPhone belonging to the San Bernardino terrorist. Now, another very high profile representative of the United...

The privacy controversy between Apple and the FBI continues apace today, with 9to5 Mac reporting on the latest developments. According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is looking to obtain data from at least 12 other iPhones in order to solve...