Apple: Ten Engineers Could Unlock Terrorist's iPhone

The transcript discusses the legal battle between Apple and the FBI over creating a backdoor to access an iPhone involved in a terrorist incident. Apple argues that the task is burdensome and raises security concerns, while the FBI insists the phone holds crucial information. The case involves legal, legislative, and public opinion aspects, with Apple lobbying against legislation and the judge weighing arguments.

What was the judge's order regarding Apple's compliance with the FBI?

What role does public opinion play in Apple's strategy regarding the FBI's request?