In the wake of the San Bernardino terror attacks, Apple cooperated with the FBI, handing over data from the iPhone of one assailant. Up to a point. When the Feds asked for info that hadn’t been backed up, Apple balked. The FBI then made its tailored request, which Apple asked to be placed under seal, according to the New York Times. Instead, the FBI went public, setting off the high-profile drama that has turned Apple CEO Tim Cook into a privacy darling.
[Katie Brenner and Nicole Perlroth | New York…
Apple Tried to Keep the iPhone FBI Hack Under Wraps, but the Feds Burst It Open
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