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    The British government has backed down on plans to force Apple to share encrypted user data, according to President Trump’s intelligence chief.  Tulsi Gabbard told the Financial Times that the government has agreed to abandon its demands for a “back door” for data. US vice-president JD Vance reportedly intervened to broker the exemption for the [...]

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