Google CEO: FBI's request of Apple could set a 'troubling precedent'
http://www.engadget.com/2016/02/17/google-ceo-response-to-fbi-apple-request/
Tim Cook did not mince words in a lengthy open response to the
FBI's order that Apple create a backdoor to allow the agency
access to a terrorism suspect's iPhone. Plenty of privacy groups
and Apple customers have praised Cook's words thus far, and now
one of Apple's biggest competitors is showing support for the
company's stance. Google CEO Sundar Pichai just posted a series
of tweets regarding Cook's letter and it seems he firmly comes
down on the same side as Apple's leader.
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