As the high-profile battle between Apple and the FBI over access to a terrorist’s iPhone makes its way through the courts, Congress is starting to look for a middle ground.
The new online snoops, spies, and cybercrooks have a wide range of motives and agendas. Whether we agree with them or not, we shouldn’t condone web vigilantism.
In a sweeping ruling, the Supreme Court declared that police cannot search suspects’ cellphones without warrants just because they were found during an arrest. The decision sets a vital marker for privacy protection in the digital age.
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