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Yeah, but the court can still get a warrant for the iCloud data, which I am almost certain isn't store in encrypted form or at least in an encrypted form for wh
by malandrew 13y ago
Yeah, but the court can still get a warrant for the iCloud data, which I am almost certain isn't store in encrypted form or at least in an encrypted form for which Apple does not have the keys.
You really need to use iTunes and an app like PhoneView for backing up all your data locally and storing that data in encrypted form outside the jurisdiction of your country.
- dobbsbob 13y agoExcept police malware such as FinFisher/FinSpy specifically uses Itunes updates to break into iOS