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https://securityaffairs.com/174500/security/apple-removes-icloud-encryption-in-uk.html
Oh yeah, they really care. I guess you can be sure it's encrypted unless... *checks notes... governments require a backdoor.
Apple received the request to add a secret government backdoor and responded by publicly disabling a popular feature to invalidate the request.
I guarantee you that Google, Microsoft, and others received identical requests, but we’ve heard crickets from them. Implication being everyone except Apple silently complied.
I'll believe that when they shut down their encrypted services in the US, where we know they were compromised by NSA's PRISM since Snowden.
You say this like governments mandating backdoors is a new thing that hasn't been happening.
The SolarWinds hack literally exploited the backdoors that were required by the US government.
Bullshit, this is the exact opposite of what you’re intending to say. UK government demanded a backdoor to secretly invade your privacy. They had no choice. However instead of implementing the back door into your data while leaving you with an illusion of privacy, they publicly announced you have no expectation of privacy in the U.K, they kept their privacy implementation secure and no longer use it in the UK
Short of leaving the market entirely, what better response could you hope for.? Save your anger for the U.K. government
I mean, they had to demand it. Unlike with google who gladly gives them access.