NY Bill Would Force Decryption of Smartphones On Demand

Michael Trotter-Lawson
Jan 13, 2016
1 min read

To say this attempt at legislation is a bit of a reach is a true understatement. As powerful and as influential as New York tends to be, I still do not believe the state can influence Apple and Google to waiver from their stance on customer privacy.

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