iPhone passcode security prompts law enforcement requests

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By Ed SutherlandMay 10, 2013, 1:45 pm427 pts
Apparently, the law enforcement community needs to hire a few 13-year-olds able to crack the passcode on Apple’s iPhone. There is such demand to help unlocking iPhones that one federal agency had to wait nearly two months for Apple, which even manages a waiting list, to unlock the smartphone. One “flaw” in…

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