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6 hours ago Apple has risked its customers’ data and aided government censorship in China in a bid to appease the authorities there, a New York Times (NYT) investigation has revealed. This goes against the company’s carefully crafted image as a defender of privacy and civil liberties. China assembles most of Apple’s products and the country also generates one-fifth of the tech giant’s revenue. Using this as leverage, the Chinese government has pressured Apple into making compromises that the company doesn’t make in any of its other markets. While India doesn’t hold the same lev...

Despite Rhetoric, Apple Compromises on Data Security, Human Rights in China Posted by John Chan | May 18, 2021 Recent investigations by The New York Times and The Information have highlighted how Apple handed access to Chinese users’ iCloud data to a state-owned enterprise, while its suppliers are suspected to have participated in forced labor programs in Xinjiang. The two reports, especially the NYT investigation into Apple’s data storage practices, have attracted particular attention in light of Apple’s high profile efforts to present itself as an industry leader in privacy protection...

Apple’s Compromises in China: 5 Takeaways To stay on the good side of the Chinese authorities, the company has made decisions that contradict its carefully curated image. An Apple Store in Beijing. The company faces increasing demands from the authorities in China.Credit…Gilles Sabrie for The New York Times Over two decades, Apple built the world’s most valuable company on top of China. It now assembles nearly all of its products in the country and generates a fifth of its sales there. In turn, the Chinese government has pressured Apple executives to make compromises that flout the ...