Apple standing up for Advanced Data Protection is way more important than it seems

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By Ben LovejoyMar 5, 2025, 7:25 am304 pts
Apple’s Advanced Data Protection (ADP) is a privacy feature very few people have been using. Non-techies had never heard of it, and even some geeks hadn’t enabled it. So Apple standing up to the UK government’s attack on ADP might not seem a big deal – but I’d argue that it’s way more important than it might…

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