According to Tim Cook to install a backdoor on the iPhone is the equivalent of a tumor spreading, “we gave all we could give, but now the FBI wants something much more dangerous,”
Installing a backdoor on the iPhone is how to spread cancer. The comparison is Tim Cook, interviewed by ABC News to once again discuss the case of San Bernardino, which currently sees Apple in the position of having to defend itself in court by tomorrow circumventing the obligation to create and grant the FBI investigators the key access to the data of the iPhone around the world. ” At least at present, the only way to get information from our devices is to write software that we consider the equivalent of a tumor. We never created, and doing so would be very dangerous. ” Apple CEO reiterated once again to have worked as much as possible with the FBI when she was asked support “We gave all the information we had and explained how other extrapolate from that phone, but what the FBI is asking now it exposes hundreds of millions of people in security issues “. Cook explores the topic by explaining that there would be at risk not only privacy, but also public safety. “This case is not about the phone attacker San Bernardino Would the future in general. If there was a way to get the information from quell’iPhone without endangering everyone else, we should certainly have offered our help. But there is, then our task is to protect our customers. “ 
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