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I'm Imran Sheikh, and it's time for your Saturday Daily Crunch, starting with three big headlines.

Government officials in the United Kingdom have reportedly secretly ordered Apple to build a backdoor

that would give its authorities access to users encrypted iCloud data.

The Washington Post reports that the demand was issued in January under the UK's Investigatory

Powers Act 2016, also known as the Snoopers Charter. Officials demanded blanket access to end-to-end

encrypted files uploaded to its cloud by any user

worldwide, according to the report, rather than asking for narrow access to specific Apple accounts.

According to the Post, Apple will likely stop offering its encrypted cloud storage offering,

advanced data protection to users in the United Kingdom.

That access would not give the UK authorities backdoor access to encrypted files and other advanced data protection to users in the United Kingdom.

That access would not give the UK authorities backed or access to encrypted files in other countries, including the United States.

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