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Apple refused to provide the FBI assistance to provide a back door to open the San Bernarndino terrorist's IPhone.Was Apple justified in refusing this assistance,
Apple refused to provide the FBI assistance to provide a "back door" to open the San Bernarndino terrorist's IPhone.Was Apple justified in refusing this assistance, from an ethical point of view? Given the harm that may occur without the FBI's investigation (or the harm that could be prevented with its investigation) can Apple ethically justify this refusal?
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Quantitative Investment Analysis
Authors: Richard A. DeFusco, Dennis W. McLeavey, Jerald E. Pinto, David E. Runkle
3rd edition
111910422X, 978-1119104544, 1119104548, 978-1119104223
