During the 2016 San Bernardino terrorist attack investigation, Apple CEO Timothy Cook refused to cooperate and override the iPhone's security features at the FBI's request because he
A) ?reasoned that such a hack could open up all iPhones to potential security vulnerabilities.
B) ?believed that the FBI was overstepping its constitutional authority.
C) ?reasoned that the FBI should be able to continue its investigation without Apple's direct help.
D) ?believed that there was no longer an imminent threat to people so that the FBI request was unreasonable.
E) ?did not believe that the case was important enough to get involved in.
A
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Which of the following is not a consequence of Edward Snowden’s 2013 leak of classified government documents from the NSA?
a. Congress censured the National Security Administration for its collection of telephone calls and emails sent by members of the House and Senate. b. The leaks revealed the depth of an NSA program that gathered much of the U.S. population’s telephone calls, e-mails, financial transactions, and other personal information, which ran against the agency’s long-standing ban on domestic surveillance without a warrant. c. Snowden’s news leaks provided media outlets with a vast range of classified documents that circulated within the intelligence community regarding domestic surveillance. d. The U.S. government charged Snowden with illegally releasing classified information, a violation of the 1917 Espionage Act.
Most definitions of terrorism emphasize that it is associated with nonstate actors
a. True b. False