FBI docs tell how it hacked San Bernardino shooter's iPhone, kind of

The government agency releases 100 pages of documents on how it broke into the smartphone, but censors the most important information.

When the FBI revealed it was able to hack into an iPhone used by one of the terrorists involved in the 2015 mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif., people wanted to know just how the agency did it.

In fact, three news organizations sued the FBI in September for just this information. And because of that lawsuit, the agency released 100 pages of documents on Friday. The problem is they're heavily censored, according to the Associated Press....................................................................................................

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