Esha Bhandari

ACLU

Guest

Staff attorney with the ACLU Speech, Privacy & Technology Project

Esha Bhandari on KCRW

The FBI created a firestorm over digital privacy by taking Apple to court and demanding access to the iPhone of a terrorist killed in San Bernardino.

The FBI Assault on Apple: Was This Necessary?

The FBI created a firestorm over digital privacy by taking Apple to court and demanding access to the iPhone of a terrorist killed in San Bernardino.

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