CIA looking into UK's reported backdoor request to Apple encryption
- Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard expressed concerns about the UK's demand for Apple to provide backdoor access to encrypted data, stating it could violate Americans' rights and endanger privacy.
- Gabbard has requested U.S. Intelligence leaders to investigate the UK's request and plans to discuss it with British officials, noting existing agreements prevent such demands for citizen data.
- Experts warn this situation could inspire similar actions from other nations, jeopardizing key privacy measures in data security.
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