Are encrypted smartphones as too private for the FBI?
Clip: 9/27/2014 | 3m 29s
Julia Angwin discusses encrypted smartphones, which have been criticized by the FBI.
The debate over personal privacy vs. national security took a new turn earlier this week as the director of the FBI criticized the advent of encrypted smart phones that allow users to keep data on their devices private. For more, Julia Angwin of ProPublica joins Alison Stewart.
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Are encrypted smartphones as too private for the FBI?
Clip: 9/27/2014 | 3m 29s
The debate over personal privacy vs. national security took a new turn earlier this week as the director of the FBI criticized the advent of encrypted smart phones that allow users to keep data on their devices private. For more, Julia Angwin of ProPublica joins Alison Stewart.
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