
Amazon Quietly Removes Encryption Support from its Gadgets
• motherboard.vice.comWhile Apple is fighting the FBI in court over encryption, Amazon quietly disabled the option to use encryption to protect data on its Android-powered devices.
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While Apple is fighting the FBI in court over encryption, Amazon quietly disabled the option to use encryption to protect data on its Android-powered devices.
The battle between the FBI and Apple over encryption took a turn in Apple's favor this week, with a similar court ruling coming down on the side of privacy. Congress is eager to get in the game. What might we expect if they do?
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A Minnesota city is asking a court for a warrant to enter a rental home in order to check to see if the place is clean.
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