A U.K. court has ruled that the Home Office can't, as it had hoped, keep a hearing on backdoor access to Apple's encrypted cloud data under wraps.

UK Government’s Surveillance Order Targeting Apple Overturned by Tribunal CWEB News – The UK government’s effort to hide details of a surveillance order targeting Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) has been ...

Apple is fighting a British government order for the iPhone maker to provide backdoor access to a cloud data privacy feature.

After a legal challenge by Apple, the hearing about blowing open Apple's iCloud encryption in the UK for the sake of national ...

Apple has filed a legal appeal against a UK government order requiring the company to create a "back door" to its encrypted ...

Apple is the last holdout in the foldable phone market. But with iPhone sales stalling and AI upgrades falling flat, that could be about to change. Despite years of speculation and no-shows, a ...

Apple enthusiasts, brace yourselves for a jaw-dropping price slash on Amazon – the older 10th generation iPad is seeing its price plummet to the lowest we've spotted in ages. Now,£259.97 snags ...

Apple on Wednesday was sued in a US federal court for allegedly misrepresenting the AI capabilities of its Siri personal digital assistant. The complaint [PDF], filed on behalf of plaintiff Peter ...

Belgium’s Proximus appoints interim CEOs UK regulator opens broadband sector review EC pushes Apple and Google for product changes In today’s industry news roundup: Belgium’s national operator has ...

Millions of UK homes now rely on a decent broadband connection for streaming, playing games and working from home but many still aren't getting the download speeds they need or deserve.

The Cupertino, California-based company also bundles Apple TV+ with services such as iCloud, Apple Music and others under the Apple One program. German chipmaker Infineon Technologies said on ...

Nakasone told the Wall Street Journal Tech Live Security event the rest of the Five Eyes alliance (Australia, New Zealand, The UK, and Canada) are “capable, but not completely” able to provide ...