Apple Yanks Its Enhanced iPhone iCloud Encryption Feature In UK Over Government Backdoor Demands
Apple has announced that it has removed the Advanced Data Protection iCloud feature from the United Kingdom. The UK government had previously demanded that Apple add a backdoor to the feature in order to allow it to access encrypted data for global users.
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British iPhone users can no longer fully encrypt iCloud data. This is Apple's response to the attempt to force a backdoor.
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