Apple has responded instead by withdrawing from Britain its most secure cloud storage service — which uses end-to-end encryption that Apple says means even it cannot access the data. Britain is not alone. Sweden’s government wants encrypted messaging ...

With Apple removing its best iPhone security feature rather than submitting to misjudged government demands, it’s clear the long-running encryption debate will fire up again. And while on the surface this looks like a simply battle between law enforcement and big tech,

Apple Inc. took the unprecedented step of disabling optional Advanced Data Protection in the UK on Friday, removing a feature that used end-to-end encryption to secure cloud storage and other features.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that Apple was in the early stages of developing a smart home doorbell and lock system