Well this case is real and unlikely happened for the first time in history of United States court of law. It has happened for the first time where a suspect was ordered to unlock his phone using own fingerprint on the touch id of the Apple iPhone. According to the report published in LA times, the judge of the court signed the warrant for the suspect which shall allow FBI to compel suspect use his fingerprint to unlock his iPhone.

Apple’s iPhone is encrypted and it is nearly impossible to unlock it via any other third party device or software too. The encryption standard of the device is very strong and even the company would not be able to help the law enforcers to unlock device if at all required to within the case.

The situation has changed a lot after the San Bernardino case and now FBI is taking self‐ precautionary steps to bring down the chances of asking help from others. Lawmakers are giving complete support to the agencies for knocking down the convicts. A legal warrant has been a lot helpful in compelling such people against granting the access of their fingerprints.

Most of the people do not agree with the procedure and find it little old fashioned and old technique. They feel that maybe this is not the right way of asking the convicts and something new should be done towards developing system of cracking the iPhone cases however the fact is that whatever is correct here is being applied. As professional lawmakers they should be thinking about some more innovative ideas towards scaling the technique however for few the idea is great and very promising as well. There is no complete argument on the technique however it is clear that the court is completely supporting such instances and dealing them with quick alertness.