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"Apple Files Motion To Dismiss The Court Order To Force It To Unlock iPhone, Citing Free Speech Rights"
 TechCrunch 2:31 PM
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"Apple files arguments in court opposing FBI iPhone request" Reuters 2:32 PM
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"Apple to court: Government can't force us to write code" CNNMoney 4:05 PM
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"Apple officially responds to court request to comply with FBI in San Bernardino iPhone case" 9to5Mac 2:32 PM
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"Apple Goes to Court, and F.B.I. Presses Congress to Settle iPhone Privacy Fight" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 8:58 PM
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"Tech Companies to Unite in Support of Apple: Google, Facebook and Microsoft among the companies that will back Apple in its iPhone fight with the U.S. government" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:45 PM
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"Microsoft Says It Backs Apple in Case Over Terrorist's Phone" ["The company will file an amicus brief to support Apple next week, Smith said at a congressional hearing to discuss the need for new legislation to govern privacy, security and law enforcement in the age of Internet-based cloud services."] Bloomberg 2:32 PM
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"Microsoft 'Wholeheartedly' Backs Apple Against the FBI" Time 2:34 PM
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"Amazon to support Apple on fight over unlocking iPhone" Reuters 8:57 PM
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"Exclusive: Apple CEO Tim Cook Says iPhone-Cracking Software 'Equivalent of Cancer'" ABCNews 7:23 AM
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"Apple CEO speaks out on refusing iPhone court order" CBS News 7:02 AM
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"Tim Cook says Apple's defiance of FBI is for 'public safety': Unlocking iPhone would create slippery slope, CEO says in ABC interview" MarketWatch 7:20 AM
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"Apple CEO: FBI Wants Software 'Equivalent of Cancer'" [Video Report] WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:15 AM
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"Apple's Tim Cook's Newest Argument on Encryption — Not Just Privacy, It's About Safety" Re/code 12:15 PM
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"Tim Cook: A Backdoor Into The iPhone Would Be The 'Software Equivalent Of Cancer'" TechCrunch 7:07 AM
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"Apple May Use a First Amendment Defense in That FBI Case. And It Just Might Work" Wired 7:13 AM
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"From Fines To Jail Time: How Apple Could Be Punished For Defying FBI/If Apple refuses to help the FBI unlock San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook's iPhone, a universe of penalties in various courts are possible." Fast Company 9:12 AM
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"FBI Chief Says Finding Right Balance on Encryption Is 'Hardest Question'" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 12:15 PM
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"FBI chief: Apple issues are hardest he's seen in government" Associated Press 10:40 AM
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"Arizona county attorney to ditch iPhones over Apple dispute with FBI: The decision, though symbolic, reflects the challenges ahead for Apple" IDG News Service 7:07 AM
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"Apple's Other Court Showdown to Watch: Judge Orenstein's decision about locked phone in drug case could influence national privacy debate" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:10 AM
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"Apple and FBI to Testify at Congressional Hearing on Encryption Next Week" MacRumors 1:54 PM
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"Apple's top lawyer Bruce Sewell to testify before Congress over encryption next week" 9to5Mac 1:54 PM
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