A law could stop Apple from selling iPhones at home, California

This news does not catch us by surprise, and is that in recent times there seem to be not a few people who try to put obstacles to the apple company -and the manufacturers of smartphones, in general- to force the company to carry out a certain type of action that are not in his ideology. This refers (and is not the first) to the high security that the device has and that it should not be insurmountable.

The bill currently being considered in California is that manufacturers of this type of mobile device must have an option to unblock and extract information from said terminals if required judicial. It is true that at first glance this does not seem to have anything wrong, but Tim Cook himself explains why this is considered not exactly the best idea of ​​the moment:

“If there is a way to get into the devices, then someone will find a way to get in. There are people who suggest that we must have a "back door" to access this information. But the reality is that if you put a back door, it will be available to everyone, good and bad. "

Thus, the CEO of the company refers to the loss of security that this movement would entail for users, since you would never again be one hundred percent sure that no one is able to access your personal information. It is certainly a sensitive issue, since privacy in our digital environment is essential for all of us today. And no one should be able to decide when and how they want to access it without our permission.