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UK spy powers draw US scrutiny over alleged Apple encryption backdoor demand
U.K. surveillance laws face U.S. scrutiny over concerns they may force companies to weaken encryption or create backdoors without disclosure. Critics warn this could compromise privacy, national security, and international trust, with former officials citing risks of exploitation by hostile states like China.
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