UK demands Apple to create backdoor into encrypted iCloud backups
The UK government has secretly ordered Apple to create a backdoor into users' encrypted iCloud backups. The move would give British security services access to any user's backup data across the globe, without even informing them about the breach in their encryption.
The secret order would give the UK access to encrypted backups belonging to any user — not just Brits.
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Apple has reportedly been ordered by the U.K. government to create a backdoor giving security officials access to encrypted ...
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