Apple refuses to break encryption, seeks reversal of UK demand for backdoor - Ars Technica
Apple appeal to Investigatory Powers Tribunal may be the first case of its type.
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They started out saying this for US too. Back in the day.
? the feature is still available in the US
They've assisted US law enforcement with phone access. An Apple whistleblower leaked that Liz Truss texted Anthony Blinken "it's done" 1 minute after nordstream pipeline explosion. US congressional pressure on tech has definitely put a shift away from "don't be evil" to "national security champions".
They are legally obligated to deny any cooperation with US government. I don't have proof that they provide access.
Smells like B.S. Got any proof?
This is the closest you'll get to proof I would imagine.
