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Children Among 10 Shot At Apartment Complex In California, 3 Critical
Ten people including children were shot at an apartment complex in San Bernadino, California Sunday night, police said, with three people in dire condition.
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14-Year-Old Pretends To Be A Cop, Pulls Drivers Over. He Was Arrested
A teenager in California, USA, has been arrested for pretending to be a police officer and pulling people over.
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Apple Accused of Storing Call Logs on iCloud Servers Without an Easy Opt-Out
Just a month after being accused of sharing iMessage logs with authorities, it’s revealed that Apple storing call logs on their servers has no easy opt-out process.
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Trump Pushes Expanded Ban On Muslims Entering The US
The GOP presidential candidate outlined a radical rewriting of U.S. counterterrorism policy, while Democrat Hillary Clinton advocated continuing and in some cases enhancing existing policies.
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Trial Delayed For Man Accused In San Bernardino Attack
The trial of a man accused of purchasing the weapons used in the San Bernardino terror attack has been delayed until next year, authorities announced on Friday.
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FBI's Apple Hack Cost More Than 7 Years Of Director's Salary
The FBI's hack into a terrorist's iPhone didn't come cheap.
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Apple Encryption Engineers, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Resist
If the FBI wins its court fight to force Apple's help in unlocking an iPhone, the agency may run into yet another roadblock: Apple's engineers.
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Now, Facebook, Google And WhatsApp To Fortify User Data Security
As Apple battles the US government over encryption to unlock an iPhone used by an attacker in a mass shooting in San Bernadino last year, top US companies Google, Facebook and Snapchat are expanding encryption of user data in their services, media reported.
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Why Apple Is In A Historic Fight With The Government Over One iPhone
It was a compelling set of facts for the government: A terrorist attack in California that killed 14 people, an iPhone possibly containing crucial evidence that could not be unlocked, and a warrant to search the phone.
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In San Bernadino Attack, Trial Delayed For Man Accused Of Supplying Weapons
The trial for Enrique Marquez, accused of supplying assault weapons to the husband and wife who massacred 14 people in San Bernardino, California, has been postponed until July, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Children Among 10 Shot At Apartment Complex In California, 3 Critical
Ten people including children were shot at an apartment complex in San Bernadino, California Sunday night, police said, with three people in dire condition.
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14-Year-Old Pretends To Be A Cop, Pulls Drivers Over. He Was Arrested
A teenager in California, USA, has been arrested for pretending to be a police officer and pulling people over.
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Apple Accused of Storing Call Logs on iCloud Servers Without an Easy Opt-Out
Just a month after being accused of sharing iMessage logs with authorities, it’s revealed that Apple storing call logs on their servers has no easy opt-out process.
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Trump Pushes Expanded Ban On Muslims Entering The US
The GOP presidential candidate outlined a radical rewriting of U.S. counterterrorism policy, while Democrat Hillary Clinton advocated continuing and in some cases enhancing existing policies.
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Trial Delayed For Man Accused In San Bernardino Attack
The trial of a man accused of purchasing the weapons used in the San Bernardino terror attack has been delayed until next year, authorities announced on Friday.
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FBI's Apple Hack Cost More Than 7 Years Of Director's Salary
The FBI's hack into a terrorist's iPhone didn't come cheap.
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Apple Encryption Engineers, If Ordered To Unlock iPhone, Might Resist
If the FBI wins its court fight to force Apple's help in unlocking an iPhone, the agency may run into yet another roadblock: Apple's engineers.
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Now, Facebook, Google And WhatsApp To Fortify User Data Security
As Apple battles the US government over encryption to unlock an iPhone used by an attacker in a mass shooting in San Bernadino last year, top US companies Google, Facebook and Snapchat are expanding encryption of user data in their services, media reported.
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Why Apple Is In A Historic Fight With The Government Over One iPhone
It was a compelling set of facts for the government: A terrorist attack in California that killed 14 people, an iPhone possibly containing crucial evidence that could not be unlocked, and a warrant to search the phone.
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In San Bernadino Attack, Trial Delayed For Man Accused Of Supplying Weapons
The trial for Enrique Marquez, accused of supplying assault weapons to the husband and wife who massacred 14 people in San Bernardino, California, has been postponed until July, prosecutors said Thursday.
