Edward Snowden on FBI vs Apple

In a late Tweet, Edward Snowden says that there are some pivotal points of interest in the FBI versus Apple case being clouded by the authorities. Beneath you can discover a rundown with Snowden's decisions: 

1. The FBI as of now has the greater part of the suspect's interchanges records — who they conversed with and how — as these are put away by administration suppliers, not on the telephone itself.

2. The FBI has gotten thorough reinforcements of all the suspect's information until only 6 weeks before the wrongdoing.

3. Duplicates of the suspect's contacts with associates — the FBI's guaranteed interest — are accessible in copy from these colleagues' telephones.

4. The telephone in discussion is an officially sanctioned work telephone, subjected to agree to-checking, not a mystery terrorist specialized gadget. The "operational" telephones accepted to be covering up implicating data, recuperated by the FBI amid a hunt, were physically pulverized, not "protected by Apple".

5. Elective means for accessing this gadget — and others — exist that don't need the maker's help.