Apple says it would remove iMessage and FaceTime in the UK rather than break end-to-end encryption

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By Benjamin MayoJul 20, 2023, 8:41 am407 pts
Facing possible legislation that would require messaging services to offer backdoors in end-to-end encryption, Apple is saying it would rather remove apps like iMessage and FaceTime entirely from the UK market (via BBC News). The new Online Safety Bill is currently under review. Apple, WhatsApp, Signal, and…

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