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Shaming Apple on Pensacola gunman’s iPhones doesn’t justify undermining Americans’ privacy

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Apple said it already turned over to the FBI many gigabytes of information. Demanding a 'backdoor' would hurt good guys as well as bad guys: Our view

      
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