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The AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist company Apple and the FBI are having a AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist argument. It is about the iPhone of the AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist who killed 14 people in a AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist attack in California last December. The FBI wants Apple to unlock the AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist because it has AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist to help catch AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist terrorists. Apple told the AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist that it would not open the iPhone. Apple said that would be a AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist risk. Apple said other AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist would also want phones unlocked.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is also AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist with Apple. It said Apple is using technology to stop the FBI from finding out more about the AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist. The AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist said that only AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist could open the AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist. Apple said the DOJ wanted to give Apple a bad AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist. It said: "It seems like disagreeing with the Department of AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist means you must be AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist and AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist-American." The DOJ said it wants just AppleDOJFBIJusticeangryantibigevilinformationkillermanmorenameonepeoplephonesecuritytechnologyterrorist iPhone unlocked.