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31. Interesting - earlier reports said County did that on their own.

Reply to atreides1 (Reply #20)

Mon Feb 22, 2016, 02:03 PM

Feb 2016

which made no sense to me that the County IT person would take it upon himself to try to reset the iCloud password.

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Trust Me. I Know Best. CBGLuthier Feb 2016 #1

"Trust Me. I Know Best." been down that road... But the word "SPAT" in the headline irks me mpcamb Feb 2016 #15

When they give you that capability for that phone, that creates the same vulnerabilty in all jtuck004 Feb 2016 #2

Torture advocate Comey tells water board victims to take deep breath. OnyxCollie Feb 2016 #3

Torture advocate Comey? William Seger Feb 2016 #21

That's nice. OnyxCollie Feb 2016 #22

... William Seger Feb 2016 #23

So Comey thinks torture is illegal, yet he approved it anyway. OnyxCollie Feb 2016 #24

He didn't "approve" it William Seger Feb 2016 #25

Want to do simulated drowning (water boarding)? Hmm... the law's vague. OnyxCollie Feb 2016 #26

"Go for it"? William Seger Feb 2016 #27

The domestic surveillance program remained illegal and unconstitutional OnyxCollie Feb 2016 #28

Sounds like you're backpeddling William Seger Feb 2016 #30

Sounds like you've got an agenda OnyxCollie Feb 2016 #33

Bye William Seger Feb 2016 #34

Aww. OnyxCollie Feb 2016 #35

Yeah, why did Comey hack my iphone? Griefbird Feb 2016 #29

Thanks for completely misunderstanding my post. OnyxCollie Feb 2016 #32

Screw you, fascist. Feeling the Bern Feb 2016 #4

"I just want to warm my nose," said the camel in the tent. nt DRoseDARs Feb 2016 #5

"We owe them a thorough and professional investigation under law." nilram Feb 2016 #6

Bingo... IthinkThereforeIAM Feb 2016 #10

It was a county employee who remotely reset the password, not the FBI. randome Feb 2016 #11

At the request of the FBI... keylargo Feb 2016 #13

That's the first time I've heard that part of it. randome Feb 2016 #17

yup nilram Feb 2016 #37

Realistically atreides1 Feb 2016 #18

Maybe the employee didn't know the phone was in the FBI's possession. randome Feb 2016 #19

Oh what a big surprise. The same prick who thinks that protesting police violence causes violence Chakab Feb 2016 #7

He's one of the issues I have with Obama. Feeling the Bern Feb 2016 #8

"We need the vital tools the patriot act provides, to help us fight terror" Warren DeMontague Feb 2016 #9

Fuck that. They have already acknowledged that they want to see everybody's everythings. GoneFishin Feb 2016 #12

The crux of the NSA story in one phrase: 'collect it all' IDemo Feb 2016 #14

Okay, *deep breath* Kelvin Mace Feb 2016 #16

Here's something interesting. atreides1 Feb 2016 #20

Interesting - earlier reports said County did that on their own. Justice Feb 2016 #31

If the phone had been backing up to iCloud William Seger Feb 2016 #36