Apple iFon Encription feature
Apple has lifted a large security feature for iPhone users. This decision of Apple will remove the advanced data protection given to iPhone users. Apple was not ready to remove this encryption feature, as its user data can also be accessed by hackers. However, the company has to take this decision following the UK government’s order. The UK government said that the company should make a backdoor so that user can get access to data. Come, know about this Advance Data Protection of Apple i.e. ADP …
What is ADP?
ADP is an optional feature for iPhone users, with the help of which end-to-end protection is available in the device. With the help of this feature, the data uploaded in iCloud gets another layer security. This feature protects the device backup in which photos, messages, videos etc. protects many things. Apple is not happy to remove this ADP feature. The company has said in its statement that the user’s data of its removal increases the risk of theft.
Apple said in its statement, ‘We have removed the advanced data protection. It was an extra security layer. UK users will no longer get the benefit of this feature. Due to this, the risk of users getting breeted has now increased. Also, it has become a big issue for consumer privacy. Due to ADP, no one other than the user can access their data, because it is necessary to have a trusted device. However, apart from the UK, users of any other country around the world will not be affected due to this.
1.35 lakh apps removed from app store
Talking about other news related to Apple, the company has recently removed 1.35 lakh apps by taking major action on the app store. The company has taken this action because of the rule of the European Union. This step of Apple has been taken to increase the transparency at the app store. The company had given the app developers time under this rule to compile its apps by 17 February.
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