New York police have set up a lab to hijack iPhones

Trump is restless in his attempt to have complete control over all regions of his country. And it has Chinese tied to a shoe in the form of an apple bite. For national security reasons above all else, he wants his troops to take care of everything, including the privacy of iPhones.

Apple is not responsible, and reserves the right to the protection of its users' information above all else. And on top of the president of the United States, if necessary. And when there is no understanding, the brute forces enter. The New York prosecutor has come in yes or no to Hones

be able to release all the information in a timely manner that justice requires. Will they get it?

Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. you have built a high-tech laboratory worth millions of dollars. to determine access to any locked iPhone, according to a Fast Company report.

According to the text, The laboratory has “amazing” hardware and a team of expert technologists,

many of which are tested. Even the laboratory is protected by radiofrequency to avoid possible remote operation when performing the investigation.

They have a supercomputer that produces 26 million random access codes per second, and a robot that can transmit memory chips without using heat, among other gadgets.

Vance says 78% of smartphones entering the research room for investigation are banned, and its computer crime lab can understand "almost" half.

It should be noted that this statement refers to smartphones in general. Possibly, that "half" of devices can't be used by iPhones. Never in the report did he say that his laboratory was able to unlock Apple's cellphone. Oops