Privacy International and Liberty are challenging the UK government’s order for Apple to create a backdoor into its encrypted user data, arguing that it violates customers’ privacy and free expression rights. The complaint has been filed with the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, which is set to hear Apple’s appeal. The UK order requires Apple to give the government access to private user data encrypted through its Advanced Data Protection feature, potentially exposing all Apple account users to security risks.
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Kerry Washington invests in wedding marketplace Cheersy
Kerry Washington expands her angel investment portfolio by leading the pre-seed round for wedding marketplace Cheersy, founded by Amy Shack Egan, which connects couples with day-of service wedding coordinators and has raised $550,000 from investors like Christina Tosi and Jennifer Gilbert. Shack Egan met Washington through a mutual connection, and Washington, known for investing in startups like Spill and Equip, is one of many Hollywood figures entering the startup world. Cheersy, similar to Airbnb, allows...
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