This argument just doesn&#x27;t add up to me.<p>Regardless of this court order, Apple already has possession of keys that can sign iOS updates to disable security features.  So this &quot;master key&quot; already exists.<p>Meanwhile the government is saying that Apple can delete the tool the moment after the court order is executed, so then what is there to steal?<p>I just don&#x27;t get the argument that this tool is any more of a &quot;master key&quot; than the actual &quot;master key&quot; Apple already has.