UK Demands Global Backdoor Access to Apple's Encrypted iCloud Data
- The United Kingdom has ordered Apple to create a backdoor for accessing users' encrypted iCloud data, as reported by The Washington Post.
- The demand, issued under the U.K.’s Investigatory Powers Act 2016, seeks blanket access to encrypted files rather than specific accounts, according to the report.
- Apple may stop offering its Advanced Data Protection service in the U.K. Due to this order, which could impact its global privacy standards.
- This request is unprecedented among major democracies and raises concerns over privacy violations, as noted by Mark Cuban.
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