The UK's Home Office had sought to hold the legal battle with Apple entirely behind closed doors, but a judge disagreed.

A U.K. court has ruled that the Home Office can't, as it had planned, keep a hearing on backdoor access to Apple's encrypted cloud data under wraps.

The UK government sought to keep details of its row with Apple over requested access to its encrypted cloud storage tool ...

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The Home Office’s order to break encryption represents a massive attack on the privacy rights of millions of British Apple users ... Big Brother Watch Rebecca Vincent, interim director of ...

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Apple has overcome a request from the UK government ... Rebecca Vincent, the interim director of Big Brother Watch, a British civil liberties and privacy campaigning organization, welcomed the ...

Big Brother Watch interim director Rebecca Vincent says ... a massive attack on the privacy rights of millions of British Apple users, which is a matter of significant public interest and must ...