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Apple & Android users urged to change 'dangerous' setting now to stop 'cloning'

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THE National Security Agency is urging Apple and Android users to change two specific settings on their phones to prevent possible cyberattacks.The se

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Apple & Android users urged to change 'dangerous' setting now to stop 'cloning'

THE National Security Agency is urging Apple and Android users to change two specific settings on their phones to prevent possible cyberattacks.The se

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Apple Devices Are At ‘most Risk’ In UK Following Government ‘backdoor’ Order - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

Users of Apple devices in the UK are “at the most risk in the world” of being hacked, following a secret government order requiring the tech company to allow ‘backdoor’ access to its users’ encrypted data, the House of Lords heard on Monday 31 March. Liberal peer Paul Strasburger pressed the government to answer questions about a decision by the home secretary, Yvette Cooper, to issue a secret notice against Apple. The order, first reported in t…

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Apple users in UK could be ‘most at risk in world of being hacked'

The Home Office is putting British customers of Apple "most at risk in the world" of being hacked, Parliament has heard.Liberal Democrat Lord Strasburger accused the Government department of having "disdain" for the privacy and digital security of British citizens and companies.This comes after Apple removed one of its most powerful data security features from use in the UK earlier this year.Advanced Data Protection (ADP) is an opt-in tool on Ap…

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Does the UK Govt’s Notice to Apple Enable Surveillance?

Recently, Apple withdrew its Advanced Data Protection feature for users in the UK. As per news reports, Apple retracted the feature following repeated demands by the UK government which sought to gain access to Apple users’ encrypted data. The government also reportedly sent a technical capability notice to Apple under the Investigatory Powers Act, a framework allowing law enforcement agencies to obtain communications and metadata from companies…

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