The UK government’s request for Apple to bypass encryption raises privacy concerns and potential court conflicts.

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, ...

As reported by The Washington Post, Apple received notice of a possible request in March 2024, but the official ask occurred in January 2025.

The UK government has ordered Apple to create a backdoor for iCloud backups, giving security officials access to users' ...

To enable it on an iPhone, Mac or iPad, users can go to the Settings app and click on their Apple account. They then open the ...

If the company is forced to execute the order, British security services may have access to the backups of any user worldwide ...

You can create an Invites event using the iPhone app or iCloud.com, but only if you're an iCloud+ subscriber. Events can ...

U.K. officials have ordered Apple Inc. to implement a backdoor in its iCloud file storage service, the Washington Post reported today. The backdoor would enable the government to access Apple users’ ...

Apple Inc.’s feature to enable end-to-end encryption for user iCloud accounts has come under fire in the UK, where government ...

A secret order would compel Apple to build a back door into its most secure iCloud backup option, The Washington Post reports ...

The British government has ordered Apple to allow blanket access to user data stored online. The "technical capability notice" demands a backdoor into its encrypted iCloud ...

The U.K. rule essentially demands that all data that Apple stores for its cloud services be retrievable not just by Apple, ...