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Public wary of UK government ‘backdoor’ surveillance following Apple row, poll reveals

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By Bill Goodwin Verified
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UK-US Cloud Act agreement at risk In the US, moves by Canada to introduce similar powers to the UK’s technical capability notices have put foreign surveillance back on the agenda of lawmakers. They are concerned that Canada, like the UK, may attempt to force US technology companies to introduce mechanisms to access end-to-end encrypted data.
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Apple files fresh claim against Home Office move to access encrypted cloud data

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By Bill Goodwin Verified
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Access to secure encrypted data The UK government first issued a technical capability notice to Apple in January 2025, requiring it to provide warranted backdoor access to messages and data stored by Apple users worldwide. The notice extended the ability of UK law enforcement to access encrypted data stored by users on Apple’s iCloud under surveillance warrants to include users of its secure ADP service, which is fully end-to-end encrypted.
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Police monitored phone data of BBC security editor Brian Rowan to identify confidential sources

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By Bill Goodwin Verified
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Police in Northern Ireland monitored the phone communications data of the BBC’s former security editor Brian Rowan in an attempt to identify his confidential sources. Court documents disclosed by the BBC Spotlight programme reveal that Rowan was subject to surveillance after he reported the murder of an agent working for MI5 and Special Branch.
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