Apple refused to provide U.S. authorities access to data of devices

Apple refused to provide permanent access to the data of its users, noting that they are willing to cooperate with the US authorities in the framework of investigations of crimes that threaten national security. On the eve of the country's Prosecutor General William Barr said that refusing to help law enforcement decrypt data on the mobile gadgets of terrorists is dangerous and unacceptable.

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