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“I think safety of the public is incredibly important. Safety of our kids, safety of our families is very important,” Cook explained. “The protection of people’s data is incredibly important and so the trade-off here is that we know that doing this could expose people to incredible vulnerabilities. This is not something that we would create. This would be bad for America and it would also set a precedent that I believe many people in America would be offended by.” Apple CEO Tim Cook. 
Story by Yoni Helaler for BGR.com

I agree with him.

Once you set a precedence,

there is no telling where over zealous 

Government Officials

will take it.

"It is easy to think – “It won’t happen to me” – when one hears of a person wrongly accused or convicted of a heinous crime. However, the lack of critical judicial examination of police agency arrest and search warrant affidavits creates an environment where any one of us at any time can have our life shattered by being falsely implicated in a capital crime. That is the cautionary message of Brandon Mayfield’s saga of how he was wrongly fingered by the FBI as an international terrorist involved in murderous bombings in a country he has never visited." Story by Hans Sherrer for JusticeDenied.org

Remember,

it's never like you see on TV.

Finger-prints are still done by one person comparing two different photos of finger-prints

and if one is only a partial 

or is blurry,

that one person has to make a decision on someone's life.

Right 

or wrong.

"After Mayfield’s arrest, his wife Mona told reporters, I think it’s crazy. We haven’t been outside the country for 10 years. They found only a part of one fingerprint. It could be anybody. Her words in defense of her husband were soon to prove prophetic."

People make mistakes 

and 

Law Enforcement Officers

are people.

Officers will often convince themselves that they know,

Without A Doubt,

who the perpetrator of a crime is even without having sufficient evidence to back their theories.

This leads to evidence planting

and frame-ups. 

And when was the last time the 

Government 

admitted they made a mistake on a criminal case? 

Ask the two men who spent 40 years in jail for a crime they didn't commit.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/men-walk-free-40-years-prison-crime-commit/story?id=27095382

“This case is not about one phone, this case is about future, Cook passionately articulated.  What is at stake here is, can the government compel Apple to write software that we believe would make hundreds of millions of customers vulnerable around the world, including the U.S.?” Tim Cook

If you don't believe our 

Government

would do anything in the way of harming its citizens,

ask the people who where given acid during the 1960s without their knowledge.

Ask them how there lives turned out.

http://healthland.time.com/2012/03/23/the-legacy-of-the-cias-secret-lsd-experiments-on-america/

This is, 

I Think - I Believe - The CIA Is Still Experimenting With My Mind,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“He works for the CIA. Johnny Redyellow is his name, but I just simply call him Agent Orange.” 

- Jarod Kintz -

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