A few hours ago, the reliable foreign newspaper The Washington Post came up with some rather incredible information. Its sources managed to discover that the British government secretly ordered Applu to create in iClouda so-called backdoor through which it will be possible to access all the data stored on it. And be careful - the British also want to access not only the data of their citizens, but also the data of users around the world.
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According to available information, Great Britain was to call Apple to create a backdoor into iCloudlast month, with the regulation being kept completely secret so that users wouldn't know about it and logically wouldn't stop using it either.Cloud However, information has leaked out that reveals the regulations. Reaction AppAlthough the sources of the aforementioned portal are not yet known, given that similar requests have not been successful even with the FBI and the USA, i.e. the homeland Applu, it is clear that the United Kingdom will be rejected and quite possibly this will lead to a lawsuit.
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The British will definitely try to push for the unlocking ofCloudfor security reasons, when thanks to access to data they could be able to more effectively investigate various crimes and so on. Apple then she will argue that she is technically not capable ofCloud unlock it, since it is end-to-end encrypted and he does not have copies of the keys that could decrypt the backups. So we are probably in for an interesting plot twist.
There is also good fascism in Britain... And it was such a pleasant country.
Liberals, under the pretext of security, behave like communists.
Immediately after 2sv, a certain politician, I don't remember his name, said: if fascism returns again, he will tell us: I am freedom, I fight against fascism. This is exactly what he meant. When you look at their slogans, things liberals, antifa, etc. etc.