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snowvols said:
Yet Apple, by all accounts, meets every requirement the Chinese government sets upon them for their ability to spy upon their citizens.
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Well , I have no knowledge of what Apple does in China. I saw case after case of requests turned down by Apple. This was only a part of my job. I think this one case tugged on the heart strings of an Apple employee. It did get done, so they may very well be giving the Chinese government what they want just to be in that market. Usually lots of dollars talk in any business.
 
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Darth_Shiveman said:
Any sources to this more than rumors? I have a really hard time seeing this as being more than the type of conjecture you hear about the government "hiding the technology" for a car that runs on water to protect the oil industry.
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Do I know for an absolute fact, no. However many security, forensics, jailbreak/hacker experts have written about Apple's ability to use undocumented forensic services to read/extract data from a locked iPhone. This isn't a case of Apple being back to type in 1234 on the phone, but requires pairing with a computer and specific tools they have developed.

P.S. The water powered car is real and Stan Meyer was murdered by the Government/Oil companies for inventing it.

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WilliamDuVOL said:
It appears more and more they simply want to be able to access any phone, any time and disregard the presumption of innocent until proven guilty because... you know... the day to day average person doesn't commit crimes like that. Why are you worried about the government looking into your personal life without a warrant? You've got nothing to hide right?
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Too funny, love this post, good one DuVOL.
 
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Darth_Shiveman said:
I don't really know much about any of these newfangled coolers. Do they have any kind of lifetime warranty or anything if they're so expensive?

If I drop a bunch of money on one can I pretty well expect it to last a few decades? If so, it doesn't seem like a waste of money if you use coolers a lot.
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Each of the Brands will replace your cooler free of charge if a real live bear tears it up!! If you can beat that warranty then let me know what you get it on cuz I may want to invest some money in that product.
 
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VolsnCards5 said:
Good night for skullbone
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Yeah that was disappointing. I hoped the Obama phenomena was a one time thing, but, nope, the country is indeed that gullible for real. I guess it's still better to vote for a tyrant who doesn't hate the country this time. That's sort of progress. Either way prepare yourselves for a Kim Kardashian presidency in the near future. We're officially a mobocracy.
 
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Skullbone said:
Yeah that was disappointing. I hoped the Obama phenomena was a one time thing, but, nope, the country is indeed that gullible for real. I guess it's still better to vote for a tyrant who doesn't hate the country this time. That's sort of progress. Either way prepare yourselves for a Kim Kardashian presidency in the near future. We're officially a mobocracy.
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I shake my head at the American electorate. Trump is so transparent to me it's unbelievable that people can't see right through him. They actually believe he will do what he's saying. They actually think he believes all the stuff he's saying.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
I shake my head at the American electorate. Trump is so transparent to me it's unbelievable that people can't see right through him. They actually believe he will do what he's saying. They actually think he believes all the stuff he's saying.
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Not saying he will, but what happens if he does what he says?
 
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InVOLuntary said:
I shake my head at the American electorate. Trump is so transparent to me it's unbelievable that people can't see right through him. They actually believe he will do what he's saying. They actually think he believes all the stuff he's saying.
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I'm not saying I believe he will accomplish what he says he will, but I do like the fact that he at least wants to accomplish those things. I may be wrong, but I don't think I'm alone.
 
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I don't get it, what is the appeal to Trump? What plans or ideas have got him so far ahead of everyone else? All I hear is that he is going to make America "win" and be "great", and that he is going to build a wall, but that's all I got. I didn't think republicans would like him at least because of his extensive past as a liberal
 
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Skullbone said:
Yeah that was disappointing. I hoped the Obama phenomena was a one time thing, but, nope, the country is indeed that gullible for real. I guess it's still better to vote for a tyrant who doesn't hate the country this time. That's sort of progress. Either way prepare yourselves for a Kim Kardashian presidency in the near future. We're officially a mobocracy.
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Oh man, I really was saying it was a good night for Cruz. He won far more delegates than it was looking like he would win. And Trump didn't win the thing last night like it looked for a while he would. Cruz (and even Rubio) still have a chance.
 
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