The FBI should try to unlock a shooter's iPhone without Apple's help, a lawmaker says

Macworld
Mar 1, 2016, 6:22 pm245 pts
The FBI might be able to copy the hard drive of an iPhone used by a mass shooter without triggering the device’s auto-erase functions, thus eliminating the agency’s need to take Apple to court, a company executive said Tuesday. Instead of forcing Apple to help defeat the iPhone password security that erases…

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