Trump is pressuring Apple to unlock Pensacola's iPhone

US President Donald Trump continues to press every time Apple appears on the scene to meet with authorities and unlock two of the terrorist's iPhone killed in Pensacola and a relative of the same. The fact is that a few hours ago we reported on possible opening of these devices by the FBI using the GrayKey tool, so they will certainly have the data they need.

Still, the President's Twitter account is one of the key weapons Trump uses to pressure Apple to open and cooperate with the FBI in this case and others. The tweet is a direct attack alleging that the government is helping Apple with commercial problems and many other issues, while the company refuses to open machines that use murderers, criminals and smugglers … This is Trump's "treasure." published just a few days ago:

We help Apple all the time in TRADE and many other news, and yet they refuse to open the phones used by murderers, drug dealers and other violent criminal elements. They'll have to step up to the plate and help our great Country, NOW! MAKE MOSTLY AMERICA.

– Donald Donald (@realDonaldTrump) January 14, 2020

This kind of behavior is the one that undoubtedly puts everyone in their place and the insults or pressures of this kind are not good for anyone, or for Apple. Our priority is an issue that has been going on at Apple for some time and that the company has refused to launch these devices because it can create a layer that we can end up using continuously in their investigation, not for specific purposes and finally I mean for hackers to get into our iPhone easily, so Apple refuses.

As Apple's CEO Tim Cook said, every time the incident arises, the company helps with whatever the country's authorities ask for, willing to provide all the information they have but can't open the privacy door for its users as well. This information, which is stored on channels, should always be kept confidential and confidential.