UK's Apple iCloud backdoor "jeopardizes the security and privacy of millions," warn experts. Here's what's at stake.

Macworld With all the marketing Apple does around privacy, and all the talk lately of government surveillance around the ...

Apple now lets you migrate app purchases, in-app subscriptions, music or podcast libraries, and more. However, you'll need to ...

Citing sources close to the discussion, The Washington Post reports that the United Kingdom's Labour government is demanding that Apple… The post Brickbat: Keys to the Kingdom appeared first on Reason ...

Security experts say the ‘draconian’ order would have global ramifications that make this a privacy ‘emergency for us all’ ...

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

Apple released a new app this week called Apple Invites that allows users to create beautiful e-vites they can share with their contacts.

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

Government officials in the United Kingdom have reportedly secretly ordered Apple to build a backdoor that would give its ...

The government wants access to not just the data of iCloud users in the UK, but from around the world, according to a report.

Using an infamous legal provision, the UK government has reportedly ordered Apple to let it access encrypted cloud data of all iPhone users across the globe.