Re:FBI agrees to unlock iPhone for Arkansas prosecutor
by einarvollset on Thursday March 31, 2016 @01:02AM
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So are you arguing that the police should not explore all reasonable sources of information when investigating a crime?
You know, just sample a few and then if nothing comes up, just infer that everything is kosher?
Re:FBI agrees to unlock iPhone for Arkansas prosecutor
by bediger4000 on Thursday March 31, 2016 @01:20AM
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Dude... you were the one that asked "How so?" in response to a statement that nothing of value would be recovered from the iPhone that the FBI was using as a means of creating a precedent. I gave you the "how so" reasons, I didn't say anything about not exploring reasonable sources of information. If FBI investigative time is a scarce resource, I would expect them to prioritize the sources of information, putting "less likely to yeild results" lower in the prioritized list. I would also expect them to stop investigating the material way down on the priority list if the material high on the priority list had yielded results.
Re:FBI agrees to unlock iPhone for Arkansas prosecutor
by einarvollset on Thursday March 31, 2016 @11:11PM
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Dude. Clearly you have insights into this investigation that neither I, any media outlet or even in fact the FBI even has. So in that case, congrats, you win.
So, I think we can be reasonably sure that no info of value will come off that phone. It's possible, but it seems unlikely.