Apple Ordered to Unlock San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone, CEO Opposes

A U.S. judge ordered Apple (AAPL) to help the FBI into a phone recovered from one of the San Bernandino shooters, an order that increases tensions between tech companies and law enforcement over the limits of encryption. The judge says Apple must assist the FBI in disabling the phone's auto-erase function, which activates after 10 consecutive unsuccessful passcode attempts. Apple's CEO Tim Cook says he plans to fight the judge's order. Qatar's Energy Minister and current OPEC president Mohammed Al-Sada is meeting with energy ministers from Iran, Venezuela, and Iraq in Tehran today to discuss the possibility of capping crude production. T-Mobile U.S. (TMUS) said its quarterly profit nearly tripled as aggressive discounts helped it add more subscribers. The nation's 3rd largest wireless company said it added 2.1 million subscribers.