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Reactions to Apple's encryption stance Apple pay hits the big time and

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A few more reactions today on Encryptophilousa 2016 McGedengate.

And if you don't know what that is, I did 19 minutes of it on Thursday's Maco-can, easily the best show since Wednesday's

edition of Maco Ascan. Fortunes Philip Elmer DeWitt rounded up a few more

reactions on the side of the FBI, the Justice Department. Surprise! A spokesperson

for the DOJ said, it is unfortunate that Apple continues to refuse to assist the

department in obtaining access to the phone of one of the terrorists involved in a major terror attack on US soil.

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vans, decisions about who can access key evidence and criminal investigation should be made

by courts and legislatures, not by Apple and Google.

Shane Harris of the Daily Beast, a 2015 court case shows that the tech giant has been willing to play ball with the government before and is only stopping now because it might tarnish the apple brand.

And Tom Cotton, Republican Senator from Arkansas,

Apple chose to protect a dead ISIS terrorist's privacy

over the security of the American people.

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