Apple encrypted data row hearing begins in secret
10 hours ago
Zoe Kleinman & Tom Gerken  Technology editor & reporter

Apple's encrypted data case against the UK government has begun in secret at the Royal Courts of Justice.
The Home Office has demanded the right to access data from Apple users that have turned on Advanced Data Protection (ADP), a tool that prevents anyone other than the user - including the tech giant - from reading their files.
Apple says it is important for privacy - but the UK government says it needs to be able access data if there is a national security risk.
The BBC - along with civil liberties groups and some US politicians - argue the case should be heard in public.
But Friday's session of the Investigatory Powers Tribunal - which is hearing the matter - was held behind closed doors.

Apple encrypted data row hearing begins in secret
10 hours ago
Zoe Kleinman & Tom Gerken  Technology editor & reporter

Apple's encrypted data case against the UK government has begun in secret at the Royal Courts of Justice.
The Home Office has demanded the right to access data from Apple users that have turned on Advanced Data Protection (ADP), a tool that prevents anyone other than the user - including the tech giant - from reading their files.
Apple says it is important for privacy - but the UK government says it needs to be able access data if there is a national security risk.
The BBC - along with civil liberties groups and some US politicians - argue the case should be heard in public.
But Friday's session of the Investigatory Powers Tribunal - which is hearing the matter - was held behind closed doors.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9vy0m8ggz3o