Since Apple published your card In which he refused to offer his help to unlock the iPhone 5c of a sniper who caused 14 deaths, there have been many companies and important people who have offered his support. Sundar Pichai (Google), Edward Snowden (activist) or Jan Koum (founder of WhatsApp) have been three of these people who have joined Tim Cook in his crusade to protect the privacy of users. The last to speak was the co-founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak.
Wozniak is a person without mincing words. He says what he thinks, always. When Apple introduced the iPhone 5, it said that “it was just an iPhone 4S with one more row of icons»And when they launched the iPhone 6, it was not long before they stated that they were three years late in that market. Now he says that we can not trust the Government and is on the side of Tim Cook in their dispute against the FBI in favor of our privacy.
Woznkiak also takes the side of privacy
I believe that Apple's distinctive brand and its value and benefits are largely based on a thing called trust. Trust means that you believe in someone. You think you are buying a phone with encryption.
You cannot trust who has the power. It is like believing in the authorities and the police wherever they go. Usually when they write the rules, they are right even when they are wrong.
Terrorism is a false word that is being used. The current case Apple is involved in had to be with - I think it was shooting or murder or something. It was not terrorism. Do you know what terrorism is? It's just a deeper crime. The word "terrorist" has been used many times to scare people.
When asked if he believed Apple would end up giving in to the FBI's request, Wozniak admitted that it is feared but does not know. If he was at Apple he would do the same thing they are doing and I would fight to the end.