From Arvind Kejriwal To San Bernardino Shooters: Why Apple Doesn't Unlock iPhones Under Investigation

Apple has always maintained a hard stance against unlocking iPhones due to its commitment to user privacy. However, there is a bigger concern here as well.

Apple CEO Cook argues that undermining encryption with a backdoor for law enforcement also creates a vulnerability that could be exploited by malicious actors.

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Apple has once again ignited debates around privacy and security by refusing to unlock the iPhone of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. The Cupertino giant stood firm on its policy that only the device's user can unlock it by entering their password, a stance it has maintained despite the device in question being central to an ongoing investigation involving Kejriwal. This is not the first time Apple has come under the spotlight for its 'not-unlocking' iPhone stance either.  Kejriwal