Feds break through seized iPhone, stand down in legal battle with Apple

Ars Technica
By Cyrus FarivarMar 28, 2016, 6:02 pm718 pts
(credit: Wikipedia) According to a new court filing, government prosecutors have formally asked a federal judge to cancel her prior order that would have compelled Apple to assist efforts to unlock a seized iPhone linked to the San Bernardino attacks in late 2015. Apple had publicly said in court that it would…

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