1.媒体来源:
TIME
2.完整新闻标题/内文:
The FBI and NSA Hate Apple’s Plan to Keep Your iPhone Data Secret
Apple released the iPhone 6 with a new, powerful encryption setting that
should make it much harder for law enforcement and surveillance groups like
the FBI and the NSA from accessing users’ emails, photos and contacts. After
the Edward Snowden revelations last year, privacy-minded users may be happy
about the new feature, but the law enforcement community is decidedly not.
Speaking at a news conference Thursday, FBI Director James Comey criticized
Apple’s encryption, which scrambles information on the new iPhone 6 using a
code that could take “more than five-and-a-half years to try all
combinations of a six-character alphanumeric passcode with lowercase letters
and numbers,” as Comey said.
Comey accused Apple of creating a means for criminals to evade the law, the
New York Times reports. “What concerns me about this is companies marketing
something expressly to allow people to hold themselves beyond the law,” he
said.
In kidnapping cases, when seizing content on a phone could lead to finding a
victim, Comey said there would be times when victims’ parents would come to
him “with tears in their eyes, look at me and say, ‘What do you mean you can
’t'” decode the contents of a phone, the Times reports.
A senior official told the Times that terrorists could use the iPhone 6 to
store their data and evade law enforcement. “Terrorists will figure this out,
” along with savvy criminals and paranoid dictators, one senior official
predicted. Another said, “It’s like taking out an ad that says, ‘Here’s
how to avoid surveillance — even legal surveillance.'”
However, major U.S. tech companies like Apple and Google argue that they can’
t do business if customers believe their data isn’t secure, particularly in
foreign markets like China and Europe, where consumers fear American tech
products might come pre-loaded with ways for American surveillance agencies
to access their data. On top of that, a security expert told the Times that
law enforcement complaints about Apple’s encrypted were likely exaggerated,
as access to call logs, email logs, iCloud, Gmail logs, as well as
geolocation information from phone carriers like AT&T and Verizon Wireless
and other data is relatively unfettered, particularly if police get a warrant.
3.新闻连结:
http://time.com/3437222/iphone-data-encryption/
4.备注:
联邦调查局（ＦＢＩ）和国安局（ＮＳＡ）不爽苹果的加密处理技术。
因为设定完成，用户的通联纪录、相片和备忘录等资料经过加密，便无法破解取用，
就连苹果也不会知道密码。
ＦＢＩ局长说：“令我在意的是，这家公司让人们不受法律约束，还以这个作为卖点。”
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