The book cites ample anecdotal evidence that
Please remember that the plural of anecdote is NOT data.
They're likely getting a lot of $$$ from overseas allowing governments to use this backdoor maliciously, while Apple can pretend otherwise. Given Apple's previous stance on security before this, it only makes sense if they're getting paid so much money to do this that it would counteract the people giving up on Apple for introducing backdoors.
Any evidence? Any information backed reasoning behind that? Anything verifiable that we, as a community, can digest and act upon? If so then please share it, otherwise there are words that describe people that peddle in foolishness.
That's right. This is over two billion little guys being oppressed by the big guy, by having their access to certain information (even if it might be wrong and harmful) cut off.
This is not quite right. The information is still there, and it's trivial to access it. A right to speak does not imply a right to be heard. In my home, I have complete authority over anyones speech and I can arbitrarily say to someone, "You can't say that here." and whether they like it or not they have to stop saying it or leave.
As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain, and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality. -- Albert Einstein