Apple Chief: US Demand to Search Terrorist's Phone 'Chilling'

Apple chief executive Tim Cook told the firm's customers Monday that the U.S. government's demands are "chilling" that it build a backdoor into an encrypted phone used by one of the shooters who killed 14 people in a terrorist attack last year in San Bernardino, California. In an open letter to millions of its customers, Cook said the technology giant has "no sympathy for terrorists." But he said that if Apple complies with the request of U.S. law enforcement...

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