Google CEO Sundar Pichai showed support on Twitter to Apple in the aftermath of Tim Cook’s open letter, explaining why Apple was defying a federal order to provide backdoor access to a terrorism suspect’s iPhone 5c. “Forcing companies to enable hacking could compromise users’ privacy,” Pichai said, he went on to say that Cook’s post is “important” looks forward to a “thoughtful and open discussion” about encryption in the aftermath of Tim Cook’s letter. He also called the order to open the back door “troubling.” Something tells me that privacy will be a BIG talking and selling point of these companies and will have a huge impacted on the tech industry as a whole. What do you think ? Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Google CEO Supports Apple’s Battle Against The FBI
Google CEO Sundar Pichai showed support on Twitter to Apple in the aftermath of Tim Cook’s open letter, explaining why Apple was defying a federal order to provide backdoor access to a terrorism suspect’s iPhone 5c. “Forcing companies to enable hacking could compromise users’ privacy,” Pichai said, he went on to say that Cook’s post is “important” looks forward to a “thoughtful and open discussion” about encryption in the aftermath of Tim Cook’s letter. He also called the order to open the back door “troubling.” Something tells me that privacy will be a BIG talking and selling point of these companies and will have a huge impacted on the tech industry as a whole. What do you think ? 
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