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Given that you send your password in platin text to Apple whenever you login this does not seem like a particularly interception resistant protocol. Apple just

by __alexs 13y ago

Given that you send your password in platin text to Apple whenever you login this does not seem like a particularly interception resistant protocol. Apple just need to wait until you login again and then send the encrypted data, and your password to the intelligence services?

morgante 13y ago
Do we know that they send your password in plain text?
- nknighthb 13y ago
  For all intents and purposes, they must, at least when you login via a web browser.
  - morgante 13y ago
    Not technically. You can do client-side encryption so that only the hash is sent, via Javascript.