- Apr 4, 2009
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The UK government wants to force tech companies to put backdoors into their products.
The British government wants to make it easier for police and intelligence services to read encrypted messages, which in practice means tech companies need to add backdoors to their products.
If the bill becomes a reality, Apple threatens to stop offering popular services such as Imessage and Facetime in the UK, as the company does not want to compromise on security or privacy.
Similar voices are heard from Whatsapp and Signal, which means that the range of messaging services will be greatly reduced if the British Parliament approves the bill.
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-66256081
Seems like we are going to see more of this, what do you think?
The British government wants to make it easier for police and intelligence services to read encrypted messages, which in practice means tech companies need to add backdoors to their products.
If the bill becomes a reality, Apple threatens to stop offering popular services such as Imessage and Facetime in the UK, as the company does not want to compromise on security or privacy.
Similar voices are heard from Whatsapp and Signal, which means that the range of messaging services will be greatly reduced if the British Parliament approves the bill.
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-66256081
Seems like we are going to see more of this, what do you think?