Apple Challenges UK Government's iCloud Backdoor Request

According to BlockBeats, the UK government has requested Apple to create a backdoor in its highly secure iCloud storage system. In response, Apple is intensifying its legal battle against this demand, seeking to overturn the order. Insiders reveal that Apple has appealed to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, an independent judicial body that reviews complaints against UK security agencies. The tribunal will assess the legality of the notice issued to Apple, and if deemed unlawful, may order its withdrawal. The case is expected to be heard as early as this month. The government might impose restrictions on the case citing national security concerns. The UK government argues that bypassing encryption barriers in information and backup systems is crucial for protecting the public from terrorism threats and investigating child sexual abuse.