Terror suspect's locked iPhone could lead to a second Apple-FBI showdown

Macworld
Oct 7, 2016, 2:54 pm384 pts
The FBI could be gearing up for another battle with Apple. In the wake of a mass stabbing at a Minnesota mall that was linked to the terrorist group ISIS, the FBI is looking for answers on a passcode-protected iPhone. “Dahir Adan’s iPhone is locked,” FBI special agent Rich Thornton told reporters at a press…

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