FBI's Comey: Apple Dispute Could Impact Other Cases

The transcript discusses the legal and policy challenges surrounding Apple's operating system and law enforcement's access to encrypted data. It highlights the tension between privacy and security, the role of the all writs act, and the need for negotiation between stakeholders. The broader policy implications and the role of law enforcement in a world of strong encryption are also examined.

What are the costs associated with the shift towards stronger privacy measures in technology?

Discuss the potential consequences of moving to a world of universal strong encryption.