'Cloak of secrecy' over Apple and Home Office showdown must be removed, US politicians tell tribunal

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UK, US hold private talks to resolve Apple encryption order, Bloomberg News reports

British officials held private talks with their U.S. counterparts to resolve concerns that UK is trying to force Apple to build a backdoor into Americans' encrypted data, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.

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UK, US Hold Private Talks in Bid to Calm Apple Encryption Feud

British officials have held private talks with their US counterparts in an attempt to resolve concerns that the UK is trying to force Apple Inc. to build a backdoor into Americans’ encrypted data, according to people familiar with the matter.

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US lawmakers ask UK court for transparency into Apple backdoor order

The court order issued by the United Kingdom centers on the UK’s 2016 Investigatory Powers Act, which was invoked to demand Apple provide a backdoor int...

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'Cloak of secrecy' over Apple and Home Office showdown must be removed, US politicians tell tribunal

Under the Investigatory Powers Act, the Technical Capability Notice issued by the government cannot be discussed by Apple in the UK or anywhere else in the world. The senators and representatives say this violates the US Constitution.

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A group of American bipartite legislators urged the head of the UK supervisory court to hold an open hearing on Apple's anticipated challenge to an alleged legal claim by the British government. U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, along with four other federal legislators, said this week in a letter to the President of the United Kingdom Tribunal (IPT) under investigation (IPT) that "in the public interest" that any hearing on the alleged order is not condu…