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Apple tightens rules after Justice Department targeted US lawmakers

By Stephen Nellis

Jun 14 2021 7:14AM

Institutes a limit of 25 identifiers.

Apple tightens rules after Justice Department targeted US lawmakers

Apple said it has tightened some of its rules for responding to legal requests after the US Justice Department during Donald Trump's presidency subpoenaed it for information on Democratic lawmakers. Apple said it recently instituted a limit of 25 identifiers such as email addresses or phone ...

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