I don&#x27;t understand the whole debate about Apple security:<p>- Apple is required to have backdoors, at least on iPhones sold in foreign countries, isn&#x27;t it?<p>- Even if the SE were completely secure, a rogue update of iOS could intercept the fingerprint or passcode whenever it is typed, and replay it to unlock the SE when spies ask for it. As far as I know, the on-screen keyboard is controlled by software which isn&#x27;t in the SE.<p>- Even if iCloud is supposed to be encrypted, they didn&#x27;t open up that part to public scutinity.<p>- Therefore a perfect security around the SE only solves the problem of accessing a phone that wasn&#x27;t backdoored yet. There are all reasons for, say, Europe and CIA, to require phones to be backdoored by default for LE and economic intelligence purposes.