U.S. Says Court Has Power to Order Apple to Unlock iPhone

The transcript discusses the legal battle between the government and Apple over unlocking an iPhone. The government argues that Apple can comply with the court order using minimal resources, while Apple contends that doing so would create a 'master key' affecting all users. The case is seen as a precedent-setting example, with implications for privacy and security. Tech giants like Amazon and Google support Apple's stance against government overreach.

In what way do experts believe the case was selected by the federal government?

What is the significance of the FBI's argument regarding the case and its relation to terrorism?