They still potentially can fix the problem. Wouldn't it be great if they used their influence to help fix things?
I agree that there's a "choose your battles" aspect to this. Considering what Apple did with the San Bernandino case, this seems (ideologically) right, but the potential losses are pretty high.
It's nobody's job to do it.
They still potentially can fix the problem. Wouldn't it be great if they used their influence to help fix things?
I agree that there's a "choose your battles" aspect to this. Considering what Apple did with the San Bernandino case, this seems (ideologically) right, but the potential losses are pretty high.