Google would be a bigger target for U.K. officials, because it has made the backups for Android phones encrypted by default since 2018. Google spokesman Ed Fernandez declined to say whether any government had sought a back door, but implied none have been implemented. “Google can’t access Android end-to-end encrypted backup data, even with a legal order,” he said.
lol, you have to be very naive to believe that. It’s always been Apple that has been publicly criticized in regards to their privacy measures, not google. Google is know to track down its users even though opted out of all locations services whatsoever.
https://archive.is/3Pp0U
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