

UK Orders a Back Door to Apple Encryption - DTNSB 4952
14 snips Feb 7, 2025
Huawei reports its fastest growth in four years, while the ASUS Zenfone 12 Ultra makes its debut. The UK government's request for a backdoor to Apple's encryption raises alarms about user privacy and security. Experts discuss the risks of such access being exploited by malicious actors. Chip supply issues lead to a slowdown in cloud service growth, alongside ongoing legal challenges faced by tech firms like Meta. The interplay of technology, funding, and legal landscapes shapes the future of innovation.
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UK Demands Apple Backdoor
- The UK government requested access to Apple's end-to-end encrypted data worldwide.
- This raises concerns about backdoors and government overreach.
Enable Apple's Advanced Data Protection
- Turn on Apple's advanced data protection for enhanced privacy.
- The Verge provides instructions on how to enable it.
Backdoor Vulnerability
- Governments cannot guarantee the security of backdoors against sophisticated attackers.
- End-to-end encryption is crucial for protecting user data.