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  1. europesays.com/africa/314320/ TCN raises alarm over vandalism of 10 transmission towers in Enugu, seeks youth partnership #EnuguState #TCN #zimbabwe

  2. TCN Restores Power to Lagos After Grid Disturbance

    The Transmission Company of Nigeria says it has restored bulk power supply to the Lagos complex through the…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #NationalGrid #Electricity #energy #Lagos #Nigeria #Poweroutage #powerrestoration #TCN
    europesays.com/britain/70947/

  3. TCN, AfDB advance battery storage plan to stabilise national grid

    Electricity transmission infrastructure The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), in collaboration with the African Development Bank (AfDB), has…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #NationalGrid #AFDB #BPE #NEMSA #NERC #NISO #REA #TCN
    europesays.com/britain/60141/

  4. TCN says transmission exceeds peak generation, cites 8,700MW wheeling capacity

    Electricity transmission infrastructure • Secures $1.4b multilateral funding for expansion projects The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #NationalGrid #AFDB #NERC #TCN
    europesays.com/britain/58957/

  5. UK Government King’s Speech proposes “Cyber ASBO” with obvious risk of scope creep into censorship

    Nobody can convince me that by the time it gets through parliament something with this name & frame won’t turn into a general TCN to gag nerd speech about cryptography and security:

    The King’s Speech briefing notes also referenced proposed “Cyber Crime Risk Orders” […which] could give authorities powers to impose restrictions on individuals considered to pose an ongoing cyber threat, reflecting a wider shift among governments toward preventive disruption measures rather than relying solely on criminal prosecutions after attacks…

    UK moves to shield security researchers in cybercrime law overhaul | The Record

    https://therecord.media/uk-moves-to-shield-security-researchers-cybercrime

    Computer Misuse Act reform to move forward in National Security Bill

    https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366642884/Computer-Misuse-Act-reform-to-move-forward-in-National-Security-Bill

    #censorship #cyberAsbo #cyberCrimeRiskOrder #tcn
  6. UK Government King’s Speech proposes “Cyber ASBO” with obvious risk of scope creep into censorship

    Nobody can convince me that by the time it gets through parliament something with this name & frame won’t turn into a general TCN to gag nerd speech about cryptography and security:

    The King’s Speech briefing notes also referenced proposed “Cyber Crime Risk Orders” […which] could give authorities powers to impose restrictions on individuals considered to pose an ongoing cyber threat, reflecting a wider shift among governments toward preventive disruption measures rather than relying solely on criminal prosecutions after attacks…

    UK moves to shield security researchers in cybercrime law overhaul | The Record

    https://therecord.media/uk-moves-to-shield-security-researchers-cybercrime

    Computer Misuse Act reform to move forward in National Security Bill

    https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366642884/Computer-Misuse-Act-reform-to-move-forward-in-National-Security-Bill

    #censorship #cyberAsbo #cyberCrimeRiskOrder #tcn
  7. UK Government King’s Speech proposes “Cyber ASBO” with obvious risk of scope creep into censorship

    Nobody can convince me that by the time it gets through parliament something with this name & frame won’t turn into a general TCN to gag nerd speech about cryptography and security:

    The King’s Speech briefing notes also referenced proposed “Cyber Crime Risk Orders” […which] could give authorities powers to impose restrictions on individuals considered to pose an ongoing cyber threat, reflecting a wider shift among governments toward preventive disruption measures rather than relying solely on criminal prosecutions after attacks…

    UK moves to shield security researchers in cybercrime law overhaul | The Record

    https://therecord.media/uk-moves-to-shield-security-researchers-cybercrime

    Computer Misuse Act reform to move forward in National Security Bill

    https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366642884/Computer-Misuse-Act-reform-to-move-forward-in-National-Security-Bill

    #censorship #cyberAsbo #cyberCrimeRiskOrder #tcn
  8. The UK Is Still Trying to Backdoor Encryption for Apple Users | Electronic Frontier Foundation

    “…but if there are no British users then there will be nobody to spy upon?”

    The initial order from January targeted the data of all Apple users. […] The new order provides insight into [what has changed:] the U.K. was just rewriting it to only apply to British users.

    https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/10/uk-still-trying-backdoor-encryption-apple-users

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #privacy #surveillance #tcn

  9. The UK Is Still Trying to Backdoor Encryption for Apple Users | Electronic Frontier Foundation

    “…but if there are no British users then there will be nobody to spy upon?”

    The initial order from January targeted the data of all Apple users. […] The new order provides insight into [what has changed:] the U.K. was just rewriting it to only apply to British users.

    https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/10/uk-still-trying-backdoor-encryption-apple-users

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #privacy #surveillance #tcn

  10. The UK Is Still Trying to Backdoor Encryption for Apple Users | Electronic Frontier Foundation

    “…but if there are no British users then there will be nobody to spy upon?”

    The initial order from January targeted the data of all Apple users. […] The new order provides insight into [what has changed:] the U.K. was just rewriting it to only apply to British users.

    https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/10/uk-still-trying-backdoor-encryption-apple-users

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #privacy #surveillance #tcn

  11. “Apple cannot disable ADP automatically for [UK users, who…] will be given a period of time to disable the feature themselves to keep using their iCloud account” https://alecmuffett.com/article/115589 #EndToEndEncryption #HomeOffice #apple #censorship #surveillance #tcn

    “Apple cannot disable ADP auto...

  12. “Apple cannot disable ADP automatically for [UK users, who…] will be given a period of time to disable the feature themselves to keep using their iCloud account” https://alecmuffett.com/article/115589 #EndToEndEncryption #HomeOffice #apple #censorship #surveillance #tcn

    “Apple cannot disable ADP auto...

  13. “Apple cannot disable ADP automatically for [UK users, who…] will be given a period of time to disable the feature themselves to keep using their iCloud account” https://alecmuffett.com/article/115589 #EndToEndEncryption #HomeOffice #apple #censorship #surveillance #tcn

    “Apple cannot disable ADP auto...

  14. “Apple cannot disable ADP automatically for [UK users, who…] will be given a period of time to disable the feature themselves to keep using their iCloud account” https://alecmuffett.com/article/115589 #EndToEndEncryption #HomeOffice #apple #censorship #surveillance #tcn

    “Apple cannot disable ADP auto...

  15. “Apple cannot disable ADP automatically for [UK users, who…] will be given a period of time to disable the feature themselves to keep using their iCloud account”

    “Apple will soon provide additional guidance.”

    The UK Government is systemically weakening protections for UK data:

    Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection in the United Kingdom to new users – Apple Support (UK)

    https://support.apple.com/en-gb/122234

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #surveillance #tcn

  16. “Apple cannot disable ADP automatically for [UK users, who…] will be given a period of time to disable the feature themselves to keep using their iCloud account”

    “Apple will soon provide additional guidance.”

    The UK Government is systemically weakening protections for UK data:

    Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection in the United Kingdom to new users – Apple Support (UK)

    https://support.apple.com/en-gb/122234

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #surveillance #tcn

  17. “Apple cannot disable ADP automatically for [UK users, who…] will be given a period of time to disable the feature themselves to keep using their iCloud account”

    “Apple will soon provide additional guidance.”

    The UK Government is systemically weakening protections for UK data:

    Apple can no longer offer Advanced Data Protection in the United Kingdom to new users – Apple Support (UK)

    https://support.apple.com/en-gb/122234

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #surveillance #tcn

  18. UK government tries again to access encrypted Apple customer data: Report | TechCrunch

    You have to wonder: if no Britons can use it then what on earth do the Home Office think they are going to be intercepting?

    Or is this just a battle that they “must win”?

    https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/01/uk-government-tries-again-to-access-encrypted-apple-customer-data-report/

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #privacy #surveillance #tcn

  19. UK government tries again to access encrypted Apple customer data: Report | TechCrunch

    You have to wonder: if no Britons can use it then what on earth do the Home Office think they are going to be intercepting?

    Or is this just a battle that they “must win”?

    https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/01/uk-government-tries-again-to-access-encrypted-apple-customer-data-report/

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #privacy #surveillance #tcn

  20. UK government tries again to access encrypted Apple customer data: Report | TechCrunch

    You have to wonder: if no Britons can use it then what on earth do the Home Office think they are going to be intercepting?

    Or is this just a battle that they “must win”?

    https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/01/uk-government-tries-again-to-access-encrypted-apple-customer-data-report/

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #privacy #surveillance #tcn

  21. UK makes new attempt to access Apple cloud data | FT

    Can anyone smell a dead horse?

    The UK government has issued a new order to Apple to create a backdoor into its cloud storage service, this time targeting only British users’ data, despite US claims that Britain had abandoned all attempts to break the tech giant’s encryption.

    https://www.ft.com/content/d101fd62-14f9-4f51-beff-ea41e8794265 and https://archive.ph/5QXk3

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #surveillance #tcn

  22. UK makes new attempt to access Apple cloud data | FT

    Can anyone smell a dead horse?

    The UK government has issued a new order to Apple to create a backdoor into its cloud storage service, this time targeting only British users’ data, despite US claims that Britain had abandoned all attempts to break the tech giant’s encryption.

    https://www.ft.com/content/d101fd62-14f9-4f51-beff-ea41e8794265 and https://archive.ph/5QXk3

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #surveillance #tcn

  23. UK makes new attempt to access Apple cloud data | FT

    Can anyone smell a dead horse?

    The UK government has issued a new order to Apple to create a backdoor into its cloud storage service, this time targeting only British users’ data, despite US claims that Britain had abandoned all attempts to break the tech giant’s encryption.

    https://www.ft.com/content/d101fd62-14f9-4f51-beff-ea41e8794265 and https://archive.ph/5QXk3

    #apple #censorship #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #surveillance #tcn

  24. Leverage the CLOUD Act To Protect Encryption | TechPolicy.Press

    Pending any changes to the CLOUD Act by Congress, the Department of Justice should pull the US out of the CLOUD Act agreement with the UK unless the UK withdraws the order it issued to Apple. While there were reports in August that the UK had agreed to withdraw its order, court filings reportedly suggest the order is still in place. The US can cancel the US/UK agreement without cause, with 30 days’ notice.

    https://techpolicy.press/leverage-the-cloud-act-to-protect-encryption

    #apple #censorship #cloudAct #encryption #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #surveillance #tcn

  25. Leverage the CLOUD Act To Protect Encryption | TechPolicy.Press

    Pending any changes to the CLOUD Act by Congress, the Department of Justice should pull the US out of the CLOUD Act agreement with the UK unless the UK withdraws the order it issued to Apple. While there were reports in August that the UK had agreed to withdraw its order, court filings reportedly suggest the order is still in place. The US can cancel the US/UK agreement without cause, with 30 days’ notice.

    https://techpolicy.press/leverage-the-cloud-act-to-protect-encryption

    #apple #censorship #cloudAct #encryption #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #surveillance #tcn

  26. Leverage the CLOUD Act To Protect Encryption | TechPolicy.Press

    Pending any changes to the CLOUD Act by Congress, the Department of Justice should pull the US out of the CLOUD Act agreement with the UK unless the UK withdraws the order it issued to Apple. While there were reports in August that the UK had agreed to withdraw its order, court filings reportedly suggest the order is still in place. The US can cancel the US/UK agreement without cause, with 30 days’ notice.

    https://techpolicy.press/leverage-the-cloud-act-to-protect-encryption

    #apple #censorship #cloudAct #encryption #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #surveillance #tcn

  27. Dass der britische Staat versucht, Apple zu einem umfassenden „Backdoor“-Zugang zu Kundendaten zu zwingen ist bekannt. Ein neuer Gerichtsbeschluss zeigt nun, dass das Innenministerium seine Forderungen noch nicht eingeschränkt hat – selbst für Kunden außerhalb des Vereinigten Königreichs, für die Apple bereits die optionale Extra‑Verschlüsselung für iCloud entfernte. Der Investigatory Powers‑Act gibt den britischen Behörden theoretisch extraterritoriale Zugriffsrechte, was zu Spannungen mit den USA und Kritik als „Snooper’s Charter“ geführt hat. Die Regierung bestätigt weder das Vorhandensein noch das Wegfallen der entsprechenden Anordnung.
    Interessant ist in diesem Zusammenhang jedoch die TCN, die Technical Capability Notice, vom Innenministerium, über die Apple nach den Bestimmungen des Investigatory Powers‑Acts nicht öffentlich sprechen darf. Demnach gehe es eben nicht nur unter ADP gespeicherte Daten, sondern um weltweit alle in der iCloud gespeicherten Daten.
    Sollte Apple den Prozess gewinnen, sollen die Ergebnisse veröffentlicht werden. Wenn nicht, werden es User nicht öffentlich erfahren. Das braucht es dann aber auch nicht mehr. Das wäre Ergebnis genug.
    Jede:r überlege, was in der Cloud wie gespeichert wird...
    ft.com/content/fe2c9ae1-d175-4
    "UK sought broad access to Apple customers’ data, court filing suggests"

    #apple #icloud #tcn #GB #SnoopersCharta #backdoor #infosec #BeDiS

  28. Dass der britische Staat versucht, Apple zu einem umfassenden „Backdoor“-Zugang zu Kundendaten zu zwingen ist bekannt. Ein neuer Gerichtsbeschluss zeigt nun, dass das Innenministerium seine Forderungen noch nicht eingeschränkt hat – selbst für Kunden außerhalb des Vereinigten Königreichs, für die Apple bereits die optionale Extra‑Verschlüsselung für iCloud entfernte. Der Investigatory Powers‑Act gibt den britischen Behörden theoretisch extraterritoriale Zugriffsrechte, was zu Spannungen mit den USA und Kritik als „Snooper’s Charter“ geführt hat. Die Regierung bestätigt weder das Vorhandensein noch das Wegfallen der entsprechenden Anordnung.
    Interessant ist in diesem Zusammenhang jedoch die TCN, die Technical Capability Notice, vom Innenministerium, über die Apple nach den Bestimmungen des Investigatory Powers‑Acts nicht öffentlich sprechen darf. Demnach gehe es eben nicht nur unter ADP gespeicherte Daten, sondern um weltweit alle in der iCloud gespeicherten Daten.
    Sollte Apple den Prozess gewinnen, sollen die Ergebnisse veröffentlicht werden. Wenn nicht, werden es User nicht öffentlich erfahren. Das braucht es dann aber auch nicht mehr. Das wäre Ergebnis genug.
    Jede:r überlege, was in der Cloud wie gespeichert wird...
    ft.com/content/fe2c9ae1-d175-4
    "UK sought broad access to Apple customers’ data, court filing suggests"

    #apple #icloud #tcn #GB #SnoopersCharta #backdoor #infosec #BeDiS

  29. Dass der britische Staat versucht, Apple zu einem umfassenden „Backdoor“-Zugang zu Kundendaten zu zwingen ist bekannt. Ein neuer Gerichtsbeschluss zeigt nun, dass das Innenministerium seine Forderungen noch nicht eingeschränkt hat – selbst für Kunden außerhalb des Vereinigten Königreichs, für die Apple bereits die optionale Extra‑Verschlüsselung für iCloud entfernte. Der Investigatory Powers‑Act gibt den britischen Behörden theoretisch extraterritoriale Zugriffsrechte, was zu Spannungen mit den USA und Kritik als „Snooper’s Charter“ geführt hat. Die Regierung bestätigt weder das Vorhandensein noch das Wegfallen der entsprechenden Anordnung.
    Interessant ist in diesem Zusammenhang jedoch die TCN, die Technical Capability Notice, vom Innenministerium, über die Apple nach den Bestimmungen des Investigatory Powers‑Acts nicht öffentlich sprechen darf. Demnach gehe es eben nicht nur unter ADP gespeicherte Daten, sondern um weltweit alle in der iCloud gespeicherten Daten.
    Sollte Apple den Prozess gewinnen, sollen die Ergebnisse veröffentlicht werden. Wenn nicht, werden es User nicht öffentlich erfahren. Das braucht es dann aber auch nicht mehr. Das wäre Ergebnis genug.
    Jede:r überlege, was in der Cloud wie gespeichert wird...
    ft.com/content/fe2c9ae1-d175-4
    "UK sought broad access to Apple customers’ data, court filing suggests"

    #apple #icloud #tcn #GB #SnoopersCharta #backdoor #infosec #BeDiS

  30. Dass der britische Staat versucht, Apple zu einem umfassenden „Backdoor“-Zugang zu Kundendaten zu zwingen ist bekannt. Ein neuer Gerichtsbeschluss zeigt nun, dass das Innenministerium seine Forderungen noch nicht eingeschränkt hat – selbst für Kunden außerhalb des Vereinigten Königreichs, für die Apple bereits die optionale Extra‑Verschlüsselung für iCloud entfernte. Der Investigatory Powers‑Act gibt den britischen Behörden theoretisch extraterritoriale Zugriffsrechte, was zu Spannungen mit den USA und Kritik als „Snooper’s Charter“ geführt hat. Die Regierung bestätigt weder das Vorhandensein noch das Wegfallen der entsprechenden Anordnung.
    Interessant ist in diesem Zusammenhang jedoch die TCN, die Technical Capability Notice, vom Innenministerium, über die Apple nach den Bestimmungen des Investigatory Powers‑Acts nicht öffentlich sprechen darf. Demnach gehe es eben nicht nur unter ADP gespeicherte Daten, sondern um weltweit alle in der iCloud gespeicherten Daten.
    Sollte Apple den Prozess gewinnen, sollen die Ergebnisse veröffentlicht werden. Wenn nicht, werden es User nicht öffentlich erfahren. Das braucht es dann aber auch nicht mehr. Das wäre Ergebnis genug.
    Jede:r überlege, was in der Cloud wie gespeichert wird...
    ft.com/content/fe2c9ae1-d175-4
    "UK sought broad access to Apple customers’ data, court filing suggests"

    #apple #icloud #tcn #GB #SnoopersCharta #backdoor #infosec #BeDiS

  31. UK sought broad access to Apple customers’ data, court filing shows | FT

    Exactly as predicted, just because HMG doesn’t want to spy on Apple-using Americans anymore, it still wants to spy on Apple using Britons:

    It also suggests that the Home Office is yet to modify its demand for Apple to grant access to data belonging to customers outside the UK, despite claims by Trump administration officials last week that the British government had “agreed to drop” its effort to tap American citizens’ private information.

    https://www.ft.com/content/fe2c9ae1-d175-4eb9-909e-0b171f6d097c archived at https://archive.ph/vECWu

    #apple #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #privacy #surveillance #tcn

  32. UK sought broad access to Apple customers’ data, court filing shows | FT

    Exactly as predicted, just because HMG doesn’t want to spy on Apple-using Americans anymore, it still wants to spy on Apple using Britons:

    It also suggests that the Home Office is yet to modify its demand for Apple to grant access to data belonging to customers outside the UK, despite claims by Trump administration officials last week that the British government had “agreed to drop” its effort to tap American citizens’ private information.

    https://www.ft.com/content/fe2c9ae1-d175-4eb9-909e-0b171f6d097c archived at https://archive.ph/vECWu

    #apple #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #privacy #surveillance #tcn

  33. UK sought broad access to Apple customers’ data, court filing shows | FT

    Exactly as predicted, just because HMG doesn’t want to spy on Apple-using Americans anymore, it still wants to spy on Apple using Britons:

    It also suggests that the Home Office is yet to modify its demand for Apple to grant access to data belonging to customers outside the UK, despite claims by Trump administration officials last week that the British government had “agreed to drop” its effort to tap American citizens’ private information.

    https://www.ft.com/content/fe2c9ae1-d175-4eb9-909e-0b171f6d097c archived at https://archive.ph/vECWu

    #apple #endToEndEncryption #homeOffice #iCloud #privacy #surveillance #tcn