If the government is pressuring Apple to violate someone's privacy and Apple does so, that makes Apple's actions in that case a state actor and makes the actions unconstitutional.
The government, by way of Apple, could be violating the 4th amendment.
But I still dont think it is forced upon by the government, because the whole thing sounds and smells very Apple. Doing it for the child.
While turning a blind eye to the atrocities committed by China. In which case they're doing it for the money. Moral righteousness only seems to reflect upon the markets not driving growth.
As for claims that the mods are censoring you...if only knew how little we care what your views are. We stopped having the energy for that a looong time ago.
If your comments are getting downvoted or flagged, you should try posting more substantive comments and make sure that you're following the site guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html. That will take care of 95% of the problem, and if you experience some of the leftover 5%, we can look into it.