FBI vs. Apple

The FBI and Apple will soon testify before the House Judiciary Committee on the matter of balancing encryption and safety.

Apple has received lots of support in its stand vs the FBI in the iPhone decryption case, and now the company is making it easier to read the supporting Amicus Briefs.

Advocacy group Fight for the Future is planning a slew of rallies at Apple stores around the globe on February 23 in support of the company in its ongoing encryption feud with the FBI.

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Jarrod Burguan, police chief of San Bernardino, has weighed in on the phone decryption case between the FBI and Apple.

AT&T has been hit with a $100 million fine from the FCC in regards to the complaints about throttled data on unlimited plans.

The FCC has dropped all inquiries into one of the most contested parts of net neutrality.

Edward Snowden is pushing back against the FBI's claims that it can't unlock the iPhone at the center of the San Bernardino shooting case.

A federal judge has ordered Apple to provide the government with "reasonable technical assistance" in securing data from an iPhone 5c belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters.

James Woolsey, former director of the CIA, has spoken out on the current case between the FBI and Apple, siding with the iPhone maker.

Sprint has been ordered by the FCC to pay a fine of $1.2 million after it was discovered that the carrier's network was unable to properly handle 911 calls from individuals with hearing difficulties.

Apple details objections to the FBI's order to crack open iPhones.