English, 03.04.2020 02:59 clevelandjaniya

1. Which is a central idea of the article?
® Apple is challenging a court order to unlock
an iPhone for the FBI with its own legal action.
® A dispute between Apple and the FBI reflects
a larger debate over whether law enforcement
should have access to people's private data.
© Terrorists often communicate by iPhone.
© The San Bernardino shooter's iPhone is locked
with a passcode that the FBI doesn't have.

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1. Which is a central idea of the article?
® Apple is challenging a court order to unlock

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