Encryption, Apple and Global Implications

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Discusses government efforts to force companies to provide access to encrypted data, using the FBI’s demand that Apple unlock an iPhone and the U.S. v. Microsoft Outlook.com appeal as focal examples. Explains how those legal battles could shape business practices and expectations of privacy for device- and cloud-stored data.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:45Third Party Doctrine
3. 5:33FBI vs Apple
4. 6:36FBI vs Apple Summary
5. 7:47Global Implications
6. 8:49Recommended Strategy

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