The U.K. government has privately communicated with U.S. officials to clarify its request for access to encrypted iCloud data, emphasizing a targeted approach linked to individuals involved in serious crimes, such as terrorism. They affirmed that separate warrants would be necessary for each request, countering accusations of seeking broad powers. Apple's compliance has led to the suspension of the Advanced Data Protection feature for U.K. users, raising significant concerns about privacy and legal implications, particularly in light of the CLOUD Act's restrictions on foreign access to U.S. data.
The U.K. officials clarified their request for Apple to access encrypted iCloud data is limited to investigations of serious crimes and not a blanket demand.
Apple has restricted encryption access for U.K. users in response to demands for access to encrypted data, raising concerns about privacy and compliance.
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