Apple vs. the FBI: What It Means for Privacy and Security
Mar 09, 2016•31 min
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Episode description
The U.S. government’s fight with Apple over unlocking a terrorist’s iPhone speaks to the countervailing forces of privacy and national security according to Wharton professors Eric Orts and Amy Sepinwall.
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