Apple Reportedly Still Under Pressure to Give UK Government Backdoor iCloud Access
The UK Home Office's secret order demands Apple provide global access to encrypted and backed-up iCloud data, prompting a major legal challenge and withdrawal of advanced encryption features.
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UK moves to disable Apple icloud encryption through 'back door' in court filing
The United Kingdom sought to force Apple to give it “backdoor” access to private customer data, according to court documents. Court filings viewed by multiple outlets, including the Financial Times and the BBC, indicated that London sought deeper access to private customer data than previously thought, seeking access to Apple’s iCloud service. It shows that the U.K. hasn’t yet acquiesced to the Trump administration’s demand to drop the effort to…
UK GOVT FORCES APPLE TO DROP ENCRYPTION SERVICES - The HighWire
In a major blow to privacy and free speech in Europe, the UK government has compelled Apple to give law enforcement access to encrypted data of suspected criminals—leading Apple to remove its advanced data protection feature entirely and opening a Pandora’s box of privacy concerns. Find out how the U.S. government is stepping in to […]
UK iCloud data demand wanted far more than the world's Messages
The UK seemed to give in over demanding Apple give it backdoor access to iPhone users' encrypted data, but it may still be pressing for it — and it wanted much more than was previously believed.UK Parliament — image credit: UK GovernmentThe UK government previously passed a law allowing itself to demand Apple not only provide a backdoor into iOS, but also forbid the company from revealing the order. That led to outrage from users and politicians…
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