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Home Office orders Apple to let it access users’ encrypted files – report
as the Investigatory Powers Act applies globally to any firm with a UK market, even if they are not based there. Under the law, Apple can appeal against the UK’s order, but cannot delay its ...
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The UK’s war on encryption affects all of us
The secret order, first reported by The Washington Post, was issued in January under the auspices of the UK’s Investigatory Powers Act of 2016. Apple’s compliance or refusal will have ...
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Article 12: Right to privacy in home, family and correspondence
In the UK, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP) Act of 2000 allows a limited group of government authorities to demand private information about people's Internet and mobile phone habits ...
Fears major iPhone feature could be REMOVED after Government ‘demands Apple open back door access to data’
THE UK government has reportedly told Apple to hand over access to the encrypted cloud data of any iPhone or iPad owner ...
UK demands Apple lets it see users’ encrypted data
Labour ministers have been accused of eroding fundamental rights and civil liberties amid warnings other tech giants will ...
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UK Government orders Apple to give it access to users’ encrypted data in 'unprecedented attack on privacy'
The Government has ordered Apple to allow it to access encrypted files uploaded to the cloud by any Apple user worldwide, in ...
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Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill set to become law following Royal Assent
government and intelligence services in the UK under the Investigatory Powers Act 2016, and potentially empower the government to block the implementation of new security technologies. The ...
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Home Office orders Apple to let it access users’ encrypted files – report
The Washington Post said the Home Office issued the order last month under the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 ... but cannot delay its application even during the appeal process.