US examining whether UK's encryption demand on Apple broke data treaty
U.S. officials are examining whether the UK broke a bilateral agreement by reportedly demanding that Apple build a "backdoor" allowing the British government to access backups of data in the company's encrypted cloud storage systems.
The UK's demand for an encryption backdoor in iCloud, and Apple's response, have repercussions that go far beyond national ...
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Apple users in the United Kingdom will no longer have access to a key data security feature for iCloud storage: Advanced Data ...
The Director of National Intelligence was apparently blindsided when the UK demanded that Apple open an encryption backdoor, and says that lawyers and other agencies are on the case.
Tulsi Gabbard, the US director of national intelligence, has said that a request from the UK to Apple for a backdoor to be ...
Tulsi Gabbard, the head of US National Intelligence, says she was not informed in advance about the UK government's demand to ...
Security officials argue that encryption hinders criminal investigations, while tech firms defend it as essential to user ...
With Apple removing its best iPhone security feature rather than submitting to misjudged government demands, it’s clear the ...
Apple Inc. is removing its most advanced encrypted security feature for cloud data in the UK, a stunning development that ...
A backdoor into iCloud end-to-end encryption would defeat the purpose of the feature, so Apple is pulling it from the UK ...
The order required Apple to develop the capability to defeat the strong encryption in its optional Advanced Data Protection ...
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