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Comment by zikduruqe

1 day ago

But Apple could say, you have 45 days to remove it or we will delete it, then you have to resync your data.

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brookst  1 day ago

Why would they? What priorities are better served by that approach?

  • zikduruqe  1 day ago

    Why would they say to all new users, that they cannot have Advanced Data Protection, whereas older customers can?

    Now you have a certain percentage of users with encrypted data, and a certain percentage of users that do not. The UK government will not like that. And now Apple has shown that it will not take a stand for privacy it might have to do it to comply.

    • brookst  15 hours ago

      Ah, you missed the part where Apple also said existing users will have to turn it off at an unspecified date.