Government can't force ME to decrypt hand written notes, but that falls under the rights against self-incrimination. Totally different.Originally Posted by abrown83
Actually not exactlyGreat.
So search warrants for criminals and terrorists can apply to everything EXCEPT iPhones.
iPhones are sacred. They should never have their passwords breached no matter what, because privacy.
At least criminals and terrorists now know where they can safely store data they don't want ever found.
Government can't force you to open a safe in your home.
Government can't force you to decrypt hand written encrypted notes.
There are quite a few scenarios where I can come up with where government can't compel somebody to do something.
Government cannot force me to open a safe, but they can get an order to drill or blast open the safe.
i am not saying that the government should be able to force individuals to make it easier to obtain evidence against them. However, they should have access to search everything. It is very dangerous for a company to be able to manufacture a VERY common device which can be used to store criminal evidence to where the person storing it has certainty that it can never be breached.
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