Apple’s encryption dispute with the U.K. government is heading back into a legal forum.
The company has challenged the U.K. government’s latest Technical Capability Notice (TCN), which reportedly requires Apple to maintain the capability to provide U.K. authorities with access to encrypted iCloud data upon lawful authorization.
The latest dispute follows an earlier U.K. order that reportedly sought broader access to data protected by Apple’s Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature. ADP is an optional iCloud setting that extends end-to-end encryption to additional categories of stored data.
That earlier demand drew objections from U.S. officials…
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