These weeks are being moved in terms of the relationships of Apple with the FBI and iPhone privacy. It is true that today most of the technology companies are already running on the side of Apple on this issue and we personally also do it despite the fact that whenever there are crimes with blood things can go awry. It is a sensitive issue and all the media are giving their opinion on this case, but the most relevant thing in all this is that it seems that in the United States, despite what happened with the death of several people in the San Bernardino attack, everyone is in favor of Apple, even Steve Wozniak himself ran in favor of the company with the bitten apple in this media case.
Apple flatly refuses to create a backdoor in its operating system so that the FBI or any other security agency can access all the information on a device. In the American television program The Conan Show, Steve Wozniak was asked and he was clearly in favor of Apple with the controversy of the FBI.
The opening video is the fragment where Woz explains his reasons for taking Apple's side, but if I have to stay with one phrase I'll stick with this one:
When I started programming, I created a kind of virus a couple of times to brute-force access to Macintosh computers and I always ended up removing all the code to prevent it from being exposed. Once something like this is created, chances are high that hackers will get hold of it
In addition to this sentence, the co-founder of Apple explains that Verizon (the company to which the iPhone in this case was registered) provided all the call logs, messages and other data of the iPhone 5c, so is postulated totally against the need to create that "back door" to access the data of that or any iPhone.
