Media denied entry to tribunal thought to be about Apple and Government data row
The media has been barred from attending a tribunal hearing which was reportedly part of Apple’s legal action against the ...
US lawmakers urge UK spy court to hold Apple ‘backdoor’ secret hearing in public
U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, along with four other federal lawmakers, said in a letter this week to the president of the U.K.’s ...
Press shut out of Home Office’s Snoopers’ Charter Apple encryption tribunal
UK news organisations unsuccessfully waited all Friday to argue a secret Apple encryption appeal against the Govt must be ...
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Our challenge against UK's secret TCN powers
On 13 March 2025, we filed a complaint against the UK government challenging their use of dangerous, disproportionate and ...
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Apple battles UK in hidden high court case over iCloud encryption
According to BBC, it's due to be considered by the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, an independent court that has the power to investigate claims against the UK intelligence services. Allegedly ...
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Secret London tribunal to hear appeal in Apple vs government battle over encryption
The decision by home secretary Yvette Cooper to issue a Technical Capability Notice requiring Apple to give UK law ...
'Cloak of secrecy' over Apple and Home Office showdown must be removed, US politicians tell tribunal
A 'cloak of secrecy' created by the UK in its encryption showdown with Apple must be removed, according to a cross-party group of politicians in America.
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Secret hearing on Friday in Apple and UK government data row
It is due to be considered by the Investigatory Powers Tribunal - an independent court which has the power to investigate claims against the UK intelligence services. The US tech giant took legal ...
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Apple Battles UK Government Over Data Privacy Demands
Apple has filed a complaint with the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) against the UK government’s encryption backdoor demand. The legal challenge follows a January order from the Home Office ...