The U.K. government's secret order to Apple demanding it backdoor the end-to-end encrypted version of its iCloud storage service has now been challenged

In February, reports revealed that the British government had ordered Apple to provide backdoor access to all user content uploaded to iCloud by users from around the globe. The demand led to Apple turning off Advanced Data Protection in iCloud for all users based in the UK and filing a legal complaint with the IPT in early March.

Privacy rights groups have called on Apple's legal challenge to a secret U.K. government order asking it to backdoor an end-to-end encrypted (E2EE)

Apple has issued a legal challenge against the British government over a demand to create a backdoor for encrypted iCloud accounts, as reported by Financial Times. The company has filed a complaint in the hopes to reverse the order.

A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers are coming to Apple’s defense over the UK government’s attempts to get backdoor access to users’ iCloud data, reports AppleInsider. A bipartisan letter from the U.

A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers are coming to Apple's defense over the UK government's attempts to get backdoor access to users' iCloud data, demanding that the UK remove the cloak of secrecy surrounding the order.