The UK Home Office’s attempt to keep details of its legal battle with Apple from the public was rejected by the investigatory powers tribunal, which confirmed the case involves a challenge over technical capability notices under the Investigatory Powers Act. Judges stated that revealing the bare details wouldn’t harm national security, despite the Home Office’s claims. Apple has reportedly been served a notice demanding access to its Advanced Data Protection service, which it refuses to comply with, emphasizing its commitment to user privacy.
