Apple Says Court Order Violates Constitutional Rights

The transcript discusses Apple's response to an FBI court order, which Apple claims violates their constitutional rights. Apple plans to fight the order publicly and through Congress, arguing it sets a dangerous precedent. The FBI cites legal precedents, but Apple disputes this, highlighting the broader implications for the tech industry. The case is expected to spark a national debate and legislative action.

What constitutional rights does Apple claim the FBI's court order violates?

• Second and Fourth Amendments

• Second and Fifth Amendments

• First and Fourth Amendments

• First and Fifth Amendments

What is Tim Cook's plan regarding the issue with the FBI?

• To ignore the issue

• To resolve it internally within Apple

• To discuss it with Congress

• To speak with President Obama

What historical law is the FBI relying on in its legal argument against Apple?

• The All Writs Act

• The Patriot Act

• The Communications Act

• The Privacy Act

What does Apple argue about the potential impact of the court order?

• It will only affect the FBI

• It will have no significant impact

• It will set a precedent affecting the entire technology industry

• It will only affect Apple

What is the broader topic of conversation that Apple is turning this case into?

• A discussion on software development

• A debate on government surveillance

• A conversation on corporate responsibility

• A focus on national security