Few governments seem more enthusiastic about undermining private communications than those in Britain, where a total ban on encryption is often touted by non-technical minds and mass surveillance is openly dreamed by cabinet ministers. Apple withdrew its advanced data protection service in the UK to sidestep demands that it provide "backdoor" access to its users' data. — Read the rest
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