I Need You to Make a Bus, Right?

Jonathan Strickland: Apple can't argue that because this company is in the business of doing this one thing, which by the way, is just one part of Apple's business. They are capable of making this other thing that happens to fall into that same category. That is ludicrous on the face of it. The second burden is the one that we've already touched on. It sets a precedent. If Apple can be forced to attack the security of its own system, in this case, it can happen again. And finally, they've even said that it's a violation of their right to free speech.