NY judge rules feds can't force Apple to unlock an iPhoneCase in New York adds a new twist to the ongoing legal battle. By R. Baldwin, 02.29.2016
Read Apple's opening statement to Congress over its FBI fightApple's head lawyer will testify on why it's resisting FBI requests to break iPhone encryption.By D. Hardawar, 02.29.2016
Facebook, Google and Amazon will back Apple in court (updated)Support for the tech giant is pouring in.By M. Lalwani, 02.25.2016
Apple tells court FBI's request is 'unconstitutional'The company says the order will 'undermine the basic security and privacy interests of hundreds of millions.'By R. Baldwin, 02.25.2016
Apple and FBI to testify at Congressional encryption hearingFBI director James Comey and Apple general counsel Bruce Sewell are set to testify. By B. Steele, 02.25.2016
Arizona county won't give its employees any more iPhonesIt also accuses Apple of siding with terrorists.By A. Tarantola, 02.24.2016
Tim Cook: Unlocking terrorist's iPhone would be 'bad for America' (updated)Apple CEO makes case on ABC World News Tonight.By R. Baldwin, 02.24.2016
There's more than just one iPhone the US wants to accessThe Justice Department has 12 different claims for backdoor access going through the courts. By D. Cooper, 02.23.2016
Bill Gates sides with FBI over iPhone access issue (updated)"They are not asking for some general thing, they are asking for a particular case."By M. Smith, 02.23.2016
FBI chief 'not trying to set precedent' with shooter's iPhoneMeanwhile, San Bernardino victims plan to oppose Apple in the dispute.By S. Dent, 02.22.2016
Apple: Government may have ruined its chance to get iPhone dataAn iCloud backup could have yielded the data the government wants.By R. Baldwin, 02.19.2016
The DoJ is trying to force Apple to comply with the FBIThe Department of Justice has filed a motion to compel the company to follow the FBI's orders. By N. Lee, 02.19.2016
Twitter, Facebook support Apple in its fight with the FBIOther tech companies are speaking up about the potential downside of being forced to weaken security.By R. Lawler, 02.18.2016
What you need to know about Apple's fight with the FBIAllowing the government to unlock a single device will have huge implications for the future of privacy.By R. Baldwin, 02.18.2016
FBI could use dead suspects' fingerprints to open iPhonesIt's their last, best option at this point. By A. Tarantola, 02.18.2016
Google CEO: FBI's request of Apple could set a 'troubling precedent'Sundar Pichai has some concerns about user privacy.By N. Ingraham, 02.17.2016
Tim Cook: FBI backdoor order is 'chilling' and 'dangerous'"The U.S. government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create."By M. Brian, 02.17.2016
Judge tells Apple to help FBI access San Bernardino shooters' iPhoneApple insists it can't break the iPhone's encryption, but the FBI has some ideas.By R. Lawler, 02.16.2016