😳😬 This reminds me of a time I was doing an interview on CNN, there was a retired FBI agent arguing why law enforcement needs weakened encryption and backdoors in these devices to fight crime. I was obviously the counterpoint to this in that weakening security and privacy is a bad idea in any regard and can/would be abused. Sad to see a country / government force the hand of private sector companies to weaken their device security for a perceived benefit of surveillance and law enforcement. I understand there’s bad people doing bad things, and having access to their information makes jobs easier. It’s however a double edged sword with serious implications that will be abused and used in nefarious ways and also puts regular, honest, and innocent people at risk. Sad day tbh for folks in the UK and their rights. This is only the beginning, other governments will fight the same battle for this and presumably win. I’m glad Apple didn’t cave into a back door, and this now is fully transparent of what the government is doing. I hope this gets reversed somehow.