Apple is reportedly working on new security measures for the iPhone that would make the device even more difficult for government and law enforcement agencies to unlock.
According to a story published Wednesday in the New York Times, the tech company is developing the new security measures as a result of its ongoing legal case with the FBI, which wants the company’s help in bypassing a lock on an iPhone used by one of the shooters responsible for last fall’s mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
Last week, a federal court ordered Apple to help the FBI unlock an iPhone linked to the mass shooting that killed 14 people in December.