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The legislators in the state that has submitted a proposal of the same type as the New York State already put forward, namely that the selling phones with encryption that is not can be unlocked to be forced to pay a fine.
If the bill becomes a reality, it would selling an iPhone without the so-called back door to get a fine of 21,000 crowns per unit.
Apple has stated because they can not reach an Iphone owner password, they can not give out any encryption, even during the searches.
While Google in the same boat when it comes to their Nexus mobiles that includes Android 5.0 and Android 6.0, writes technology site CNET.
The bill, also called “Bill 1681″, has arisen in the wake of the world’s recent terror threats. Which may require it to silence on the issue of integrity to access messages in different smartphones.
Considering that the states of California and New York have established similar bill, it could potentially pave the way for a similar bill drawn up by Supreme Court of the United States.
can be appealed in the Supreme Court The same thing applies Nexus devices with Android 5.0 or higher
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