FBI agent Christopher Combs complained how the agency was unable to access the Texas shooter phone during a news conference and showed all he had to do was ask Apple for help, and in a statement published by the Federal Investigation Agency (FBI) ) In a statement published by the newspaper that "the investigators were trying to access the mobile phone." "He works with law enforcement agencies every day and trains thousands of agents to understand [their devices] and how they can quickly request information from Apple," Cupertino said.
The company told the insider business that the FBI has not yet asked for help in accessing the phone, and this is largely confirmed by a Reuters report that officials have missed a 48-hour window that would allow them to open the device simply by using the shooter's fingerprint, From access to the fingerprints, Apple has said that they have 48 hours to use his prints to open the phone.
Now after 48 hours, the agency must find a legal way to access the contents of the phone, it is not clear whether the FBI has carried out a court order to secure the phone and cooperate with Apple, or has decided not to work with Apple after the failure to persuade the company to open IPhone Shooter in San Bernardino
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