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Unlocking new iPhones impossible, Apple tells US court Comments

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  • 25 Oct 2015

Eske Rahn, 21 Oct 2015Erhm "...could threaten the trust between Apple and its customers..." Do they REALLY be... moreyup we trust them , your not included with the word "us"

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    • AnonD-81610
    • Sr1
    • 24 Oct 2015

    This is a typical double-edged sword dilema:
    "So Apple is now helping terrorist and pedophiles?!"

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      • Y}$
      • 22 Oct 2015

      so amazing i like but cannot affording

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        • CrazimanO
        • Hku
        • 22 Oct 2015

        This incident proves Apple's greatness once again...

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          • AnonD-337419
          • IaH
          • 22 Oct 2015

          Anonymous, 21 Oct 2015Then what the hell is law enforcement for? Joking aside, yes it's possible (though the prob... moreNasa is working on em drive a typical particle accelerator which achieves faster than lst

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            • 22 Oct 2015

            AnonD-51393, 21 Oct 2015Scientific theories should hold for all experiments; if they do not, they must be improved. Al... moreWhoa!!

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              • Anonymous
              • RYf
              • 21 Oct 2015

              I don't like Apple much usually but I have to say good for them in this case.

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                • 21 Oct 2015

                AnonD-416078, 21 Oct 2015According to the Special Theory of Relativity, nothing can move faster than the speed of light... moreScientific theories should hold for all experiments; if they do not, they must be improved. All experiments agree with special and general relativity. However, general relativity is not mathematically compatible with quantum field theory, so there should be new effects in the range both theories collide (big masses, very small distances), but we are far to test this limit.

                OTOH, the 2nd law of thermodynamics is not a theory. Thermodynamics is usually a description of the global properties of system, which is usually more complex. Usually, it describes statistical properties of a big number of molecules/atoms/..., and so, the 2nd law is a statistical law that can be "violated" if you have a very low number of elements.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • PA7
                  • 21 Oct 2015

                  AnonD-416078, 21 Oct 2015According to the Special Theory of Relativity, nothing can move faster than the speed of light... moreThen what the hell is law enforcement for?

                  Joking aside, yes it's possible (though the probality is very low) to achieve FTL travel, but not in the sense of we can win a race with photon in the same course from start to finish,
                  It's in the sense we can win only by finding and taking the "shortcut" to the finish line.

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                    • Anonymous
                    • PA7
                    • 21 Oct 2015

                    Conspiracy Keanu, 21 Oct 2015Plot twist; The NSA doesn't even want that data to begin with. Its a carefully orchestrated... moreAlternate ending:
                    NSA finally realises that iPhone users aren't threat for national security.

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                      • 21 Oct 2015

                      sajjad.f, 21 Oct 2015According to physic nothing can move faster than light cause mass of an object at speed of lig... moreAccording to the Special Theory of Relativity, nothing can move faster than the speed of light, but it is a Theory, not a Law. The chances of something being faster than the SoL are still pretty high. (If it were a Law the chances would have been close to zero, take for instance 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, it is 'impossible' to contradict it)

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                        • Veronica
                        • nYK
                        • 21 Oct 2015

                        anonguy, 21 Oct 2015This is hypocretes. Apple said that they encrypt the phone, but still collecting their custome... moreApple doesn't need to do that, they get more money with the marge from their products.

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                          • AnonD-454209
                          • sEG
                          • 21 Oct 2015

                          I lol'd at the comment section this time because it wasn't fanboy war.

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                            • AnonD-338467
                            • fxT
                            • 21 Oct 2015

                            So now Apple company above America country law? Apple just be joking..

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                              • NHr
                              • 21 Oct 2015

                              Anonymous, 21 Oct 2015hasnt it already been done? atom smashers searching for quarks? NASA is currently studying the... moreWrong... Quote : "
                              RedOrbit asked Robert J. Scherrer, a cosmologist, professor and chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, about all of these wild rumors and about the possibility of warp-speed travel as a whole – and, well, try not to be too bummed out by his response.

                              “Here’s the bottom line. We don’t really think faster-than-light travel is possible,” he said via email. “The lightspeed limit is written into the DNA of special relativity, and it is therefore part of the foundation of almost all of modern physics. And more importantly (since physics is at its core based on experimental evidence), we’ve never actually observed it.

                              “If there is a claim of faster-than-light travel using a table-top experiment, I would be instantly skeptical,” Scherrer concluded. “And sadly, I don’t think we’ll see faster-than-light travel in our lifetimes, or ever, for that matter. Sorry to be a wet blanket. I am always happy to be proven wrong.”

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                                • Conspiracy Keanu
                                • NwE
                                • 21 Oct 2015

                                Plot twist;

                                The NSA doesn't even want that data to begin with. Its a carefully orchestrated ploy to gain public trust, so that apple can continue collecting data for NSA without any public suspicion. The fingerprint scanner was a brilliant idea, now NSA has fingerprint data of all iphone users across the globe

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • PA7
                                  • 21 Oct 2015

                                  sajjad.f, 21 Oct 2015According to physic nothing can move faster than light cause mass of an object at speed of lig... moreA person inside the spaceship traveling in the speed of light will also be streched to beyond but still inside the spaceship, so relative to that person, he/she can still move inside the spaceship providing he/she doesn't need somekind of spaceshit safety belt.

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                                    • NHU
                                    • 21 Oct 2015

                                    Marvin, 21 Oct 2015I heard the restaurant there is pretty sweetIndeed, cosmic candy for dessert!

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                                      • AnonD-362866
                                      • NHU
                                      • 21 Oct 2015

                                      Anonymous, 21 Oct 2015can you honestly say it would never ever ever happen?I always hate to say something is impossible.... But we can conclude the the universe expands at speeds faster than light, so theoretically speaking if you were to jump into a ship and start traveling, the universe would be expanding FTL and you would forever be chasing the, even if you yourself were traveling at FTL speeds.

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                                        • 21 Oct 2015

                                        ICE, 21 Oct 2015Really? Which laws of physics would that be? It would require infinite time with any finite ac... moreOr infinite amount of energy to reach speed of light in finite acceleration for finite amount of time.

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