Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
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Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
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Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
:::It's apparently very important to the UK that the USA has easy access to spy on their citizens.
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
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Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
:::Governmental advocates for mandatory backdoors have no clue that they effectively make encryption moot. UK users will only be silghtly less secure with no encryption vs. backdoored encryption.
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Governmental advocates for mandatory backdoors have no clue that they effectively make encryption moot. UK users will only be silghtly less secure with no encryption vs. backdoored encryption.
And they’ll do so under the pretense of “will nobody think of the children” while prominent Brits have gotten away with raping kids practically in the open. They didn’t even need encryption, they had people willingly turning a blind eye.
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Governmental advocates for mandatory backdoors have no clue that they effectively make encryption moot. UK users will only be silghtly less secure with no encryption vs. backdoored encryption.
And any really unscrupulous actors will just setup their own encryption...
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It's apparently very important to the UK that the USA has easy access to spy on their citizens.
Of course it is, remember the Snowden leaks showed the five eyes spied on citizens for each other to get around domestic laws preventing that.
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
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Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
:::Will somebody PLEASE think of the children?!
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Governmental advocates for mandatory backdoors have no clue that they effectively make encryption moot. UK users will only be silghtly less secure with no encryption vs. backdoored encryption.
What makes you so sure of that? I'm pretty sure they know and plan to exploit it themselves.
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
https://archive.is/NI01z::: spoiler <Tap for Article>
Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
:::Brutal. The UK is a third world country now.
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
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Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
:::This is a good ad for their “advanced protection” feature
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
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Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
:::@cyrano UK : round knives bad, encryption bad, privacy bad... for your own good. -
Will somebody PLEASE think of the children?!
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I think of the children. I think they should be banned from the internet. It would solve so many technical and social problems.
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@cyrano UK : round knives bad, encryption bad, privacy bad... for your own good.
American kept the worst bits of British culture when they broke up, but they're still really good pals and feel like they should trade ideas back and forth all the time. Hope that the Cheeto pulling a Fascist coup puts a bit of separation between them.
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
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Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
:::Apple should put a big notification next to Advanced Protection that says “sorry, we can’t offer this in the UK because they want things to be less secure for you. Please talk to your MP about this”
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What makes you so sure of that? I'm pretty sure they know and plan to exploit it themselves.
They want a backdoor so they can use it, but so can everyone else if they know where it is. In some ways, that makes it worse than having no encryption at all because it gives you the illusion of safety when in reality, if people know how to jiggle the handle of your door the right way, they can walk right into your living room at any time.
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It's apparently very important to the UK that the USA has easy access to spy on their citizens.
In the default configuration of iDevices, the US already can
This seems more around the UK wanting to spy on its own citizens more easily
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Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user data
https://archive.is/NI01z::: spoiler <Tap for Article>
Apple withdraws cloud encryption service from UK after government order
Tech group says it can no longer offer advanced protection to British users after demand for ‘back door’ to user dataApple said current UK users of the security feature will eventually need to disable it
REUTERS
Apple is withdrawing its most secure cloud storage service from the UK after the British government ordered the iPhone maker to grant secret access to customer data.“Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection (ADP) in the United Kingdom to new users and current UK users will eventually need to disable this security feature,” the US Big Tech company said on Friday.
Last month, Apple received a “technical capability notice” under the UK Investigatory Powers Act, people familiar with the matter told the FT at the time.
The request for a so-called “backdoor” to user data would have enabled law enforcement and security services to tap iPhone back-ups and other cloud data that is otherwise inaccessible, even to Apple itself.
The law, dubbed a “Snooper’s Charter” by its critics, has extraterritorial powers, meaning UK law enforcement could access the encrypted data of Apple customers anywhere in the world, including in the US.
This is a developing story
:::I hope someone hacks all the UK gov iCloud accounts and leaks the contents.
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And they’ll do so under the pretense of “will nobody think of the children” while prominent Brits have gotten away with raping kids practically in the open. They didn’t even need encryption, they had people willingly turning a blind eye.
"If you're not high enough in the British class order to have institutional protections against raping children, then maybe you don't deserve rights?" -British Lawmakers, probably
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