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Apple Opposes UK Push to Bypass End-to-End Encryption, Says It Will Remove iMessage and FaceTime: Report
Apple has strongly opposed the British parliament against the Online Safety Bill that proposes changes to the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) 2016 that would allow the government to force companies to install technology to scan the contents of encrypted messaging apps and services.
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UK's Contentious Online Spying Law Passes Test in Parliament
The Investigatory Powers Bill gives law enforcement officials broad powers to obtain Internet connection records.
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UK Government Revises Draft Internet Spy Law After Criticism
Home Secretary Theresa May published the Investigatory Powers Bill on Tuesday.
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Apple Criticises UK's Proposed New Spying Law: Reports
Technology company Apple criticised draft British legislation designed to stiffen surveillance powers on Monday, saying the proposed bill could "spark serious international conflicts", British media reported.
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Apple Opposes UK Push to Bypass End-to-End Encryption, Says It Will Remove iMessage and FaceTime: Report
Apple has strongly opposed the British parliament against the Online Safety Bill that proposes changes to the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) 2016 that would allow the government to force companies to install technology to scan the contents of encrypted messaging apps and services.
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UK's Contentious Online Spying Law Passes Test in Parliament
The Investigatory Powers Bill gives law enforcement officials broad powers to obtain Internet connection records.
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UK Government Revises Draft Internet Spy Law After Criticism
Home Secretary Theresa May published the Investigatory Powers Bill on Tuesday.
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Apple Criticises UK's Proposed New Spying Law: Reports
Technology company Apple criticised draft British legislation designed to stiffen surveillance powers on Monday, saying the proposed bill could "spark serious international conflicts", British media reported.
