Dave describes how law enforcement may be using a new technique to access suspects’ iPhones, Ben takes a look at a Senate vote that may signal surveillance reform, and later in the show our conversation with Adam Segal, Senior Fellow at Council on Foreign Relations on tech and cyber competition with China.

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Links to stories:

Surprising Senate Vote Signals New Hope for Surveillance Reform

iPhone spyware lets police log suspects' passcodes when cracking doesn't work

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