The great Jason Snell, about Apple and Google decision to encrypt user’s phones:

Law enforcement officials usually play on our fears whenever their powers are limited, but those limitations are what keep our society from being a police state. The Supreme Court’s ruling in Miranda v. Arizona in 1966 led to catastrophic predictions that many criminals would go free and society would be harmed if all arrested people were informed of their rights. Didn’t happen.

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OK, so, this is not a very original way to start a blog about technology, but I’m not a very original guy so, why not? Those are the first words of the Fma16 blog, which, indeed, is not a very original name for a blog, as would be Hypercritical, Daring Fireball, or the wonderful Liss Is More (kudos to Casey Liss for this one, very funny).

What is this?

This is a blog mainly about technology, which is not something that I work in, but is something that I love. I’m mostly interested in Apple things, but I’m still a PC guy, and an old Android user (I have a Nexus 5 in one of my drawer) so I’m not very biased (I know both sides).

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