Graykey Tool Reportedly Gets Around iPhone Security, TheBlaze Says
Law enforcement uses Graykey, a device that has existed for years, to bypass iPhone encryption and access data during investigations.
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- TheBlazeYour iPhone has state-of-the-art security features. Law enforcement has a new way to disable them.
“Phones, fundraising and feuding, folks! Everybody's got a lock, and everybody's yelling about who has the key!”
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