The iPhone could be banned in California in 2017

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By Jeff ByrnesJan 21, 2016, 10:05 am970 ptsHot
Hot on the heels of proposed legislation in New York that would ban encrypted smartphones that the manufacturer cannot decrypt, California is proposing a similar law. If this law passes, it will mean that Apple wont be able to sell the iPhone in its own backyard. Ironic, no? The news comes to us via ZDNet.…

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