The UK government has issued an order to Apple telling it to allow officials full access to any
iCloud content belonging to any user across the globe.
Story:
https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/02/07/uk-secretly-orders-apple-to-let -it-s py-on-iphone-users-worldwide
https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/02/07/uk-secretly-orders-apple-to-l
et-it-s py-on-iphone-users-worldwide
I think one confusing thing about that article is that the
headline and parts of the article talk about spying on
iPhone users, and that they want a back door into iOS,
though the article also mentions they want to access iCloud
content - I thought iCloud was also accessible on Mac
desktops and laptops, not just iPhones?
I think one confusing thing about that article is that the headline and parts of the article talk about spying on iPhone users, and that they want a back door into iOS, though the article also mentions they want to access iCloud content - I thought iCloud was also accessible on Mac desktops and laptops, not just iPhones?
I think one confusing thing about that article is that the headline and
parts of the article talk about spying on iPhone users, and that they want
As far as I know, iCloud gets most of its activity from iphone users, and overwelmingly so. If I were writing a clickbaity headline then mixing iCloud and iphones together makes sense because that is a connection the audience will intuitively get.
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