Feds: someone gave us the passcode in NY drug case, so we don’t need Apple

Ars Technica
By Cyrus FarivarApr 22, 2016, 10:59 pm940 pts
(credit: Beryl_snw) In a short letter filed Friday evening, federal prosecutors wrote to a Brooklyn judge to say that they no longer needed Apple’s help in accessing the data on a seized iPhone 5S running iOS 7 associated with a drug case. In the letter, United States Attorney Robert Capers wrote: The…

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