The “mantle of secrecy” that the UK has created in the face of its encryption with Apple, according to a group of politicians in America.
A group of members of the Senate, Republican actors and Republican representatives wrote to the IPT Power Court (IPT) before a secret hearing tomorrow.
It has been reported that this is the situation in which Apple resumes an order from the Ministry of Interior to weaken its encryption.
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This request was submitted in the form of technical ability notification (TCN) under the 2016 investigation powers law. The law prohibits Apple from discussing the existence of such an order.
Instead of compliance with the arrangement, Apple appears to have withdrawn the relevant product from its service in the United Kingdom.
The American Politicians Group says that the UK law prevented Apple from informing the US Congress of the presence of any TCNS.
They wrote: “We write for the request of the Judgment Power Court (IPT) to remove the secret cloak related to the UK’s notifications to American technology companies, which violate freedom of expression and privacy, undermining the important United States and the United Kingdom.”
Sky News revealed earlier this British politicians claim the court To be held in public places.
A message from the United States was signed by Democratic Senator Ron Widen, Alex Badilla, as well as Republican actors Andy Bigz, Warne Davidson, and Democratic actor Zoe Lovgrin.
In the letter, it is reported that the American Director of National Intelligence, Toulcy Gabbard, described the United Kingdom’s actions as “a clear and disgusting violation of the privacy of Americans and civil freedoms”, and that President Donald Trump raised him with Sir Kerr will pass and liken him to the Chinese government that the Chinese government will do.
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From an American angle, the essence of the message is the bloc that the UK law places on American companies that respond to the American conference.
The authors write: “By trying to honor American companies and ban them to answer questions from Congress, the UK violates the rights of freedom of expression of American companies and weakens the authority of Congress and their duty to oversee national security issues.
“The first amendment to the United States constitution guarantees Americans, including American companies,” the right to submit a petition to the government to compensate grievances. “
“This rule extends to contacts with Congress and responses to requests to supervise Congress for information.”
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The message says that Apple and Google told Congress that if they received TCN, they will not be able to discuss it.
He goes on to point out that because of the “great technical complexity of this issue” and the importance of national security security, it is necessary for the technical demands to be subject to Apple – and any other American companies – to general analysis and public discussion by cyber security experts. “
The Ministry of Justice, which is the investigation court part of it, refused to comment.