As reported on Friday afternoon, ahead of Dilma Rousseff's impeachment vote to be held in Brazil's Congress later today, a critical threshold was passed when, according to local Folha newspaper, more than the required 342 votes had been gathered.
Moments ago, as part of the ongoing feud between the FBI and Apple over the question of whether or not the US government should be allowed to have a backdoor hack into every iPhone, the Cupertino company filed a 65 page brief in the matter of the "search of the seized iPhone".
As can be seen in the full filing presented below, Apple argues that the government's request is "unprecedented" and violates the company's First Amendment rights. "This case is not a case about one isolated iPhone," Apple said in the filing, reiterating previous comments.