You don't need to tell the man what he can do in his capacity as president, he knows what he can do. Identify the issue clearly and concisely, but don't try and tell him what he can and cannot do. Whether you intended that or not, that's how it comes across.
> What the FBI is asking for is a master key to be created that can decrypt any iPhone.
Not true, they're asking for a way to submit guesses electronically and removing the auto-wipe and 10 guess limit. If you are going to request help on an issue, ensure you know what you the issue is.
I wouldn't send this message in, and I'd suggest you restructure what you're writing because this is simply not effective, and if other people begin sending the same message in it's going to make everyone who opposes this issue look misinformed with a superiority complex (that is how the entire second paragraph comes across).
https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact
Here is my letter to them:
Dear President Obama,
I've voted for you in both elections, and have been a firm supporter on all your causes (affordable care act, and more). However, your FBI has clearly overstepped it's authority by demanding that Apple spend engineering resources building a software product that can break the encryption of a terrorist's iPhone.
Seriously, you need to stop this. You are the head of the executive branch of the government, of which the FBI is directly underneath your jurisdiction. Director James Comey is directly within your chain of command.
What the FBI is asking for is a master key to be created that can decrypt any iPhone. This makes all Americans with Apple devices insecure in the face of threats to our personal security and privacy. I hope you can understand that this is clearly unacceptable, and needs to be stopped.
I want to register my complete opposition to the FBI in this circumstance. Please stop this.
Thanks, xxxx