It's easy. Basically FBI was asked Apple to install on that phone an iOS version without a password protection. Now the question is: do Apple need something to do something extra in order to install a "custom" iOS version? No, because that "door" already exist. Is same door used to upgrade iOS or to reinstall iOS.
I can't give you sources because it's things that I have picked up from years of coding and computing.
Is not hard. I mean that guy was ISIL. I can bet the password is "isil1234". Yay! I saved FBI, Apple and the whole world.
You're the only person I've heard make such a claim. There have been countless IT security experts that have been interviewed since this was made public a few days ago. And you're some guy on a war game app telling us that they're all wrong?
That's not what I'm saying, what I'm saying is that an ordinary person can't just see a back door, there isn't proof of it unless you go into the internal coding
:lol: pipe If there was a back door in the coding, then it would have been reported by an IT security expert long ago.
I call BS. You use terms like internal coding (An 8 year old could tell you about this) to make it look like you are an expert. It is quite pathetic to be honest. Stop being so disillusioned.
Cheese was the one saying that a back door doesn't exist because he can't see it, I was simply pointing out why he was wrong