Apple warns against the UK's proposed spying law

Macworld
Dec 22, 2015, 11:24 am410 pts
Apple is serious about security and privacy. Tim Cook brought this message to 60 Minutes on Sunday, telling Charlie Rose that Apple can’t hand over encrypted info to governments—and frankly doesn’t want to, also rejecting the idea of a “back door” built into software. Now Apple is bringing that same message to…

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