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U.K. spy powers draw U.S. scrutiny over alleged Apple encryption backdoor demand
U.K. surveillance laws face U.S. scrutiny over potential encryption backdoor demands on companies like Apple, raising concerns about privacy, national security, and international trust in intelligence partnerships. Critics warn such measures could create vulnerabilities exploited by adversarial nations like China, Russia, and Iran.
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