UK's New Order for Apple Data Could Jeopardize American Privacy and Security
Two bipartisan lawmakers have warned US officials about potential security risks after the UK reportedly introduced a new law requiring Apple to install backdoors in its devices for law enforcement access. The lawmakers' letter has raised concerns that this could compromise American data.
Two bipartisan lawmakers, Sen. Ron Wyden and Rep. Andy Biggs, warn newly sworn-in Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard that the UK's new order requiring Apple to install backdoors in their products could jeopardize American data security. The letter expresses concern over the potential impact on US national security and citizens' privacy. The lawmakers urge Gabbard to take a closer look at the situation and consider its implications. They also request information on the matter from the UK government.
