UK demands Apple break encryption to allow gov’t spying worldwide, reports say
The UK is reportedly seeking access to data secured by end-to-end encryption with Apple's Advanced Data Protection, which prevents even Apple from seeing user data. Advanced Data Protection is an optional setting that users can enable for iCloud backups, photos, notes, and other data.
The UK Wants Apple To Build A Backdoor Into iPhone Users’ Data
The United Kingdom government has told Apple that it must build a backdoor into its iPhone software that will allow it to access encrypted content that is generated by people around the globe. Apple has so far refused to comment on the news.
Secret order requires blanket access to protected cloud backups around the world, which if implemented would undermine ...
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The United Kingdom has issued a secret order to Apple. It wants the corporation to build a backdoor for Britain’s security ...
Using an infamous legal provision, the UK government has reportedly ordered Apple to let it access encrypted cloud data of all iPhone users across the globe.
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