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> Kulkov posing with his passport, in a photo authorities obtained by subpoenaing his iCloud account. I thought iCloud was e2e encrypted?
by rasengan 3y ago
> Kulkov posing with his passport, in a photo authorities obtained by subpoenaing his iCloud account.
I thought iCloud was e2e encrypted?
- newaccount74 3y agoiCloud e2e encryption was only introduced last year, and it's optional. Apple calls the feature "Advanced Data Protection".
- Haga 3y ago[dead]
- switch007 3y agoNot directed you personally, but it's crazy how many people believe iCloud is E2E encrypted.
- Sankozi 3y agoWhen reading that I thought it was photo requested by iCloud support and stored somewhere by them (common practice by other services). Not a photo made by Kulkov and stored on his own account.