FBI and Apple appear March 1st for Congress

- The FBI and the Apple lawyers will appear on March 1 for the US Congress to talk about the iPhone that is used by a terrorist in December in the attack in San Bernardino. The phone must be unlocked in order to extract information from, but Apple refused to respond to the request of the FBI.

The hearing must provide a way out of the yes-no situation in which the federal government and the company now find themselves. Congress wants these disputations no further escalates. The legal committee of Congress announced Thursday that FBI Director James Comey and the highest legal husband of Apple, Bruce Sewell, come to Washington, writes the newspaper The Washington Post.