"Gravely Disappointed" – UK Hit Apple with Encryption Backdoor Order, Again

"Gravely disappointed" – UK hit Apple with encryption backdoor order, again

After announcing a U-turn on the previous encryption backdoor order, the UK hit Apple again with a similar demand. This time, British users' data are the sole target.

UK Can’t Help Itself: Back To Demanding Apple Break Encryption After “Backing Down” Just Months Ago

Well, that didn't last long. Remember back in August when we reported that the UK had supposedly "backed down" from its dangerous demand that Apple create encryption backdoors? Remember how the Trump administration (mainly Tulsi Gabbard and JD Vance) went around patting themselves on the back for tough-arming the UK into acquiescence? At the time,…

Apple Slams Labour for Demanding Security Backdoor for UK iPhone Users

Apple has slammed Labour over trying to strong-arm it into allowing the UK government to access users' encrypted data. In January, ministers demanded

UK Renews Pressure on Apple for Access to Encrypted iPhones - AppleMagazine

The ongoing battle over encryption has resurfaced, as the UK government renews its demand for Apple to grant access to encrypted iPhones in criminal investigations. Officials argue that the inability to unlock devices is hampering law enforcement efforts, while Apple insists that weakening encryption would endanger the security and privacy of millions of users. The new push comes under the framework of the UK’s Investigatory Powers Act, which al…