No, they should not, nor do I expect they will. Why would the feds compromise their hard-won method, or give criminals a free roadmap to steal personal information.
If the method became public, no doubt Apple would create an update to counter it. Perhaps its already in the works.
The Z said it all ! No way are they going to say how it was done and we all know pretty much anyway.
There is no way the FBI should let others know how they did it. If some other policing agency needs help they can give the phone to the FBI and let them break the code for them and get the info for them.
The government broke that phone when they first got it. I say this again no way their that dumb.
NASA. NSA. FBI. CIA. HACKERS ANONYMOUS. All eagered to help.
Hey, Sin, did you see where the FBI rendered this phone useless after they accidentally spilled on it. BWAAAAHHHHHH! All this fuss and bother about getting the phone unlocked and when they did, they high-fived and carried on and knocked over a glass of water on the phone. How ironical is this? And yes, I said "ironical". It's my non-word for the day.
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