[bfaviero]

Enron can hand over the laptop. This would be like asking Enron to break into their CEO's house.

[einarvollset]

Not really. If Enron put encryption with their master keys on the data, how is this different? Seems very similar to me?

[tosseraccount]

The phone was owned by the state.

[smileysteve]

And if the state (or any employer) were appropriately managing their devices they'd have access to the data, known which apps were on it, and have remote wiped it.