Crazy kind of weird story strange one to tackle as far as I'm concerned but you know it's

making the rounds in the tech segment, tech universe.

It's actually kind of happened before,

but this one has resurfaced the idea,

the conversation around privacy on smartphones

and when and where the boundaries live

for boundaries live for what makes up or constitutes the right circumstance for a

smartphone manufacturer to change its approach to how it treats the private content that exists on someone's

smartphone.

Well said.

Holy moly.

Well said.

Ladies and gentlemen, Apple is back in the news in relationship to a criminal case

regarding a smartphone that presumably has some helpful information on it.

It's a very serious case.

It has to do with the event that took place at the Naval Air station in Pensacola, Florida.

Of course, many lives affected by this event.

And the accused in the case prior to being apprehended.

Was he apprehended?

Anyway, prior to the conclusion of those events

decides to attempt to destroy the iPhones that were present on his person,

since it's a legal case I had to put on his person in there, because this is very official right now.

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