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Apple changes push notification data policy in wake of spying reports - Vimarsana News

Apple changes push notification data policy in wake of spying reports

Apple has quietly updated its law enforcement policy in the wake of the revelation that governments can use your iPhone's push notifications to spy on you.

Source: imore.com
Apple will require court order to give push notification data to law enforcement - Vimarsana News

Apple will require court order to give push notification data to law enforcement

Apple will now require a court order or search warrant to give push notification data to law enforcement in a shift from the previous practice of accepting a subpoena to hand over data. In Apple’s guidelines, which are made publicly available online, the company said the Apple ID, which is a user’s Apple account, and…

Source: yahoo.com
Foreign Governments Spy On Google, Apple Users Through Push Notifications: Senator - Vimarsana News

Foreign Governments Spy On Google, Apple Users Through Push Notifications: Senator

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) warned the Justice Department of the practice in a letter.

Source: yahoo.com
Governments Can Snoop on Android and iOS Push Notifications - Vimarsana News

Governments Can Snoop on Android and iOS Push Notifications

In a stark revelation, Senator Ron Wyden revealed that foreign governments can view user's push notification details from Apple and Google.

Governments 'using push notifications to spy on your iOS, Android devices - Vimarsana News

Governments 'using push notifications to spy on your iOS, Android devices

Foreign governments are using the push notification data stored by Apple and Google for spying on the users, US Senator Ron Wyden has argued in a letter written to the Justice Department.