Justice Dept. won't force Apple to unlock shooter's phone. Here's why.

The Washington Post 2016-03-29

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The Justice Department has accessed the data on the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorist attack shooters without the help of Apple. Here's how it happened.
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