The American security police, the FBI paid professional hackers to break the lock to the iPhone that belonged to the shooter in San Bernardino deed, writes The Washington Post, citing people familiar with the case.
US government must now decide whether the information on the safety door must be submitted to Apple or not, the newspaper said.
the question of access to the contents of the mass murderer’s phone has led to an infected battle between the FBI and the manufacturer Apple. A court ordered the company to help the FBI, but before the legal battle settled definitively announced the FBI in late March they managed to unlock the phone on their own.
The couple Syed Farook and his wife Tahfeen Malik fired in December killed 14 people in San Bernardino in California.
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