US Lawmakers Back Apple in UK iCloud Backdoor Case, Demand Greater Transparency
In February, reports revealed that the British government had ordered Apple to provide backdoor access to all user content uploaded to iCloud by users from around the globe. The demand led to Apple turning off Advanced Data Protection in iCloud for all users based in the UK and filing a legal complaint with the IPT in early March.
Apple won a ruling dismissing a lawsuit that accused the iPhone maker of illegally monopolizing the market for digital ...
Another lawsuit alleging that Apple uses its monopoly powers to force users to pay more for iCloud storage has been dismissed ...
Macworld When Apple released Messages with RCS support in iOS 18 last year, it was missing a key security feature: end-to-end ...
UK and US officials have reportedly recently held private discussions regarding iPhone maker Apple’s (AAPL) encryption ...
In a new announcement, Apple said it will add support for encrypted RCS messages in future updates to iOS, iPadOS, MacOS, and ...
The Guardian reports Apple has a secret appeal hearing tomorrow against the UK government’s demand for a backdoor to ...
At Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, the company's iCloud product "stole the show" because the system will "increase ...
It would be nice if everything in our email inbox was safe, legit, and intended for us — however, the more I report on consumer news, the more I’m learning that’s not the case.
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